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The National Law Journal article "Former 3M General Counsel Joins Jenner & Block", which ran on Law.com on Sept. 7, 2007, incorrectly reported that Richard Ziegler had been GC at 3M for the past year. He had actually been 3M's GC for the past four years.
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The National Law Journal story "DLA Piper Wants 'Global Real Estate' Practice" which ran on Law.com on Sept. 4, 2007, incorrectly reported the location of Baker & McKenzie's largest office. Its largest office is in London, based on attorney headcount.
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On Aug. 29, 2007, the Law.com version of a Recorder article "Yes, They Charge More: They're Experts", was published with a reference to a "buyer's market." The reference has been corrected to "seller's market."
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The headline on a Texas Lawyer story that ran on Law.com on Aug. 23, 2007, has been corrected to read: "Lawyer Sues Texas Officials for Firing Allegedly Related to Rove Comment."
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The Law.com version of a story dated Aug. 22, 2007, from The Legal Intelligencer in Philadelphia, mistakenly identified U.S. Circuit Judge D. Brooks Smith as "of the Western District of Pennsylvania."
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On Aug. 17, 2007, a Legal Blog Watch item about the ABA's opposition to law firm mandatory retirement programs stated that "57 percent of firms with more than 1000 lawyers have such policies in place, but the ABA is asking these firms to rethink their policy." The number of lawyers per firm cited should have been 100, not 1,000.
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In Stanley M. Gibson's Aug. 7 article, "Hit 'Delete' to Prevent EDD Disaster" written for Law.com, the name of the Seattle-based e-discovery vendor Attenex was initially misspelled "Attendex."
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Due to a fact-checking error, four chief legal officers were erroneously included in the main chart for Corporate Counsel's General Counsel Compensation Survey [August]. The chart lists the 100 highest-paid lawyers at the Fortune 500, and four GCs should not have made the chart because their companies are not on the Fortune 500 roster this year. A corrected version of the story has been posted.
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Due to an editing error, The American Lawyer published online charts that contained incorrect data from our annual associate satisfaction survey. The charts have been removed from our Web site, and we are working to correct the data. We hope to re-post them shortly. Look for additional associate salary information in the September issue of The American Lawyer.
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