Guilty Plea in FCPA Case a Rare Victory for Government

May 31, 2012 at 10:27 am Leave a comment

By Amanda Bronstad
Published May 31, 2012, The National Law Journal 

A third defendant has pleaded guilty in a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act case in California, handing federal prosecutors a rare victory following a string of defeats in similar bribery investigations. Read more

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