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If it succeeds, the case could pave the way for similar racketeering suits by other companies against their competitors over criminal behavior.
February 21, 2020 at 03:55 PM
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senior reporter
A competing construction firm has filed a novel racketeering lawsuit in Miami accusing another firm of stealing its profits by paying bribes to get $1.8 billion worth of government contracts in post-hurricane Puerto Rico.
The case could pave the way for similar racketeering suits by other companies against their competitors over criminal behavior.
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