If I wanted detailed or specific information after jumping to a folder, I had to keeping searching, clicking back and forth and heading down circuitous routes. However, after using the FindLaw search engines, I found specific and sophisticated information from rich content sites with less clicking and search-engine usage. LWF and PWF are good legal Web browsers, but they could be more user friendly. I'd prefer it if the browsers offered specific legal links for the subject matters and not just general links to the start page of another site. Also, the navigation bar could use a few more categories such as investigation, public records and maybe even some fun links for break time.
Legal professionals are busy and overworked people.
We want to jump on the Web and get research results in a fast and simple manner, with a minimum of clicking and search-engine usage. The LWF and PWF programs are good starting points for basic legal research, but if you are seeking specific or detailed information, you will still have to dig. No one-click access for specific and detailed information. Not enough links.