We rarely recommend frames, but this site could benefit from a two-frame approach that keeps the navigation bar in the left and the content in the right. As designed, navigation is awkward. The site is graphically pleasing, and the home page indicates a professional design. Layout of the attorney profile pages was very good. The intelligent use of white space made the profiles easy to read and key information easy to find. There were some articles online, but some were undated, and there was no search engine to help us find specifics. This new firm is the result of the merger of California's Thelen, Marrin, Johnson & Bridges and New York's Reid & Priest. Oddly, trying to access the Web site of the former Reid & Priest (www.reidpriest.com) results in a DNS error, and the domain name tmjb.com is still registered to the former Thelen, Marrin, Johnson & Bridges.