General counsel for high-risk companies who stay up at night worrying about bribery could take a page from Jay Dalton's playbook. The now-retired general counsel of Panama-based Willbros Group Inc., an international oil and gas pipeline company, not only helped find employees who were bribing foreign government officials to win contracts, he also stopped them from doing it, according to federal court documents.
February 12, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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General counsel for high-risk companies who stay up at night worrying about bribery could take a page from Jay Dalton’s playbook.
The now-retired general counsel of Panama-based Willbros Group Inc., an international oil and gas pipeline company, not only helped find employees who were bribing foreign government officials to win contracts. He stopped them from doing it, according to federal court documents.
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