It's always exciting when the Web sites we've dedicated our efforts to win awards. In January, we mentioned some of the award-winning sites that we rolled out last year. I'm excited to announce that some of our recent Web sites have won more awards.

The Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Web site was honored by the Legal Marketing Association - Bay Area Chapter with a 2010 Your Honor Award of Excellence in the Web site category; this is the fifth award the MTO Web site has been awarded.

The Hermes Creative Awards, which recognized our work on the Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP and Curiale Hirschfeld Kraemer LLP Web sites last year, has honored our work with three awards this year:

• The Ropers Majeski Kohn Bentley PC Web site was honored with a 2010 Platinum Award.
  
• Dannis Woliver Kelley was awarded a 2010 Gold winner in the category of Overall Web Site.
  
• The Garvey Schubert Barer Web site received a 2010 Honorable Mention.

Inherent launched the new Web site for Chasan Leyner & Lamparello, PC (CL&L), a northern New Jersey firm that with more than fifty years' history building a solid committment to their clients.

Their new Web site is no exception to that committment; it showcases their history, clients and firm members using Inherent's Dynapsis™ content management system to maintain up-to-date information available for their visitors.

Take a look at the Case Study about site and the functionality that allows CL&L to feature their most up-to-date information, or at the CL&L site itself.

And watch this space to find out which fantastic Web site we launch next!

--Frances

The first quarter has come and gone. Tax time is upon us. (Eeek!) Here's a look at some of the sites we've rolled out so far this year:

• Miller Brown & Dannis changed their name to Dannis Woliver Kelley, combining the formal re-branding with the launch of their new Web site. Their new identity includes a tagline symbol using the firm's initials, represented with "DEDICATION, WISDOM, KNOW-HOW". You can read more about their re-branding here.
  
  Their new Web site emphasizes their re-branding, making strong use of their new colors and branding elements across the site. The site uses a customized Dynapsis™ content management system, allowing firm administrators to update all Web-based information across the site. Details relating to the customization and Web site functionality can be read in their Web site case study.


• The Fineman Krekstein & Harris P.C. Web site was re-built using the Dynapsis™ content management system, transferring the wealth of their site's information into a database-driven platform. Their two blogs, Pennsylvania Insurance Bad Faith Case Blog and Medicare Secondary Payer Act Blog, were styled to match the re-designed site.


• The new Ropers Majeski Kohn Bentley PC (RMKB) Web site was designed within the concept of "basic black with a string of pearls". This elegantly understated Web site has a WOW effect without overwhelming its visitors. The Dynapsis™ content management system was intricately tailored to meet RMKB's needs, balancing the abundance of data with the ease of accessing it. More details can be read in their Web site case study.