Law360, New York (February 22, 2012, 5:29 PM ET) -- The Public Warehousing Co. asked a Georgia federal court Tuesday to dismiss charges that it overbilled the U.S. on a multibillion-dollar defense contract, accusing prosecutors of misconduct including pressuring officials to change their positive evaluations of the Kuwaiti contractor.
In a 73-page bid to dismiss the case, PWC, which is also known as Agility, claims the U.S. suppressed exculpatory evidence and tried to fabricate evidence to back up its criminal case claiming that the Kuwaiti company overcharged the U.S. on a contract to provide food to...
Kuwaiti Co. Claims Feds Cooked Evidence In Contract Row
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