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: Law Blog - WSJ.comAnd the FCPA Party Continues . . .
By Dan Slater
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Way back in February, we wrote about an odd permutation in the world of foreign bribery. A state-owned aluminum company in Bahrain filed a suit against Alcoa in federal court in Pittsburgh, alleging that Alcoa had long been overcharging it for alumina, a precursor ingredient for aluminum, by paying kickbacks to a Bahraini government official. It’s relatively rare for foreign governments to accuse a U.S. company of corruption in American courts, but the Bahraini firm was taking steps to root out read more
Full post as published by Law Blog - WSJ.com on September 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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