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CORRECTIONS
In D.C. Moves in the Dec. 26 edition, an incorrect age was reported for Peter Shields of Wiley Rein. He is 49. In the same edition, a Voir Dire item about Lenny Dykstra was mistakenly accompanied by a photograph of Manny Ramirez. In the Pro Bono Hot List published on Jan. 2, the story "This win required a trip to the Legislature" should have reported that Juan Rivera was convicted three times and that Prentice Marshall was a former federal trial judge.
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In D.C. Moves in the Dec. 12 edition, the name of law firm Sidley Austin was misspelled.
CORRECTION
An item in Inadmissible, "A man and his mustache," in the Dec. 5 edition, misstated the amount of funds BuckleySandler raised for men's health issues. The amount was roughly $26,500, including a $14,000 donation from the firm's charitable foundation.
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In the Influence 50 "Top Lobbying Firms" chart on Page 32 of the Oct. 31 edition, two firms were given a lower ranking when they were actually tied with the firms just above them. Quinn Gillespie & Associates should be at No. 10 and Fierce, Isakowitz & Blalock should be at No. 24. In the Minority 40 Under 40 in the Oct. 31 edition, the wrong city was reported as the place where Efren Acosta was born. It was New Orleans. Also in Minority 40 Under 40, in the profile of Tammy Albarrán, the status of two cases against Kimon Daifotis was reversed. A case brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is set for trial in July 2012. In a separate federal securities fraud action, all but one claim was eliminated. And in the profile of Amandeep Sidhu, the number of Sikh men he represented seeking to serve in the U.S. Army was misstated. It was three.
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The D.C. Moves column in the Oct. 24 edition reported the incorrect age for Kelly Kramer of Mayer Brown. He is 39.
