Law360, New York (June 20, 2012, 1:25 PM ET) -- There are many laws in place to prevent fraud and abuse in government contracting. Some statutes prohibit government officials from accepting bribes and gratuities.[1] That doesn’t mean pay-to-play in the government contracts arena is a regular occurrence, but it happens.
What can you do when one of your competitors bribes a government official to win a government contract for which you competed? And since the briber and the bribee generally conduct their business in secret, what do you do when you find out years after the...
Your Competitor Bribes The Government: What Do You Do?
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