According to a recording and sworn testimony provided to The Associated Press, a lawyer in Mexico for drug manufacturer Baxter International offered to pay an opposing expert in a lawsuit if he would leave the country on a key court date. The recording and its disclosure come as the Justice Department and the SEC crack down on misconduct by U.S. companies abroad.
August 19, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
International business can be an ethical jungle, but it’s rare to get details of bare-knuckle tactics on tape.
According to a recording and sworn testimony provided to The Associated Press, a lawyer in Mexico for a leading U.S. drug manufacturer offered to pay an opposing expert in a lawsuit if he would leave the country on a key court date to undermine the case.
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