This site's new look was unveiled sometime after November 1, 1999. Check the Museum below to see the current site, and add and underscore ("_") before the firm's name in the Museum URL below to see the old site (i.e. if the current Museum entry is in the "/foo/" directory, the old one is in the "/_foo/" directory). But the new look is not much of a change. The chess images have been replaced with solid colors. We like the old look better. Oddly, the home page now says "Are you changing?" Umm, are you? Substantive content appears in the "Briefings" section. Articles here are arranged by practice area, and within some practice areas, they are undated. There is a decent amount of content here, including newsletters and articles. There is also a search engine, which helps. The site search engine is good, not great. The firm makes the mistake of excluding the current section from each sections navigation bar, which eliminated key feedback about where you are. Navigation bars should never change. And we still don't know what "Are you changing?" means.