Former FBI Director Louis Freeh is aiding DaimlerChrysler in its internal investigation of bribery allegations involving company employees, The Detroit News reported Tuesday. Freeh is a member of the Gavel Group, which according to its Web site consists of former federal judges who provide advice to companies and law firms. DaimlerChrysler has acknowledged a U.S. Justice Department probe of allegations the company bribed foreign officials with the knowledge of senior executives.
December 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Former FBI Director Louis Freeh is aiding DaimlerChrysler AG in its internal investigation of bribery allegations involving company employees, a newspaper reported Tuesday.
The Detroit News quoted unidentified sources as saying that the German-American company hired Freeh in the fall.
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