• A summary preceding Wednesday’s front-page article on the Miccosukee Tribe suing its lawyer misstated the time span that Dexter Lehtinen was paid for his advice. According to the lawsuit, the tribe paid him $50 million over the past two decades. The timeframe in the article is correct.
• Leo Bretholz, a Holocaust survivor who was featured in a story Thursday about bills before Congress allowing victims to sue European insurance companies and train operators for World War II claims, does not support all aspects of the proposed legislation. Bretholz supports only the bill allowing a French train company to be sued for transporting people to death camps.
• In an Oct. 15 article in the Tropical Life section about grass-roots support groups created by breast cancer survivors, the name of one of the organizations was incorrect. The correct name is the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation.
• A Macy’s advertisement featuring Miami Heat merchandise was mistakenly published June 13 on page 11D in some editions of The Miami Herald. We regret the error and apologize for any inconvenience.
The Jan. 30 editorial Lobbyist win is loss for public interest incorrectly stated that Broward County Commissioner Sue Gunzberger authored an ordinance that will change parts of the county's pretrial release program. Ms. Gunzberger authored an amendment to improve the original proposal.
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