This GC says he risked everything to help expose his company's illegal trade with Iran, and in turn paid a hefty price.
May 01, 2017 at 06:59 PM
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Ashley Yablon, then general counsel to the Dallas-area telecommunications company ZTE USA, found himself sitting in an FBI conference room in Dallas in July 2012. Sitting across the table were more than a dozen FBI agents and lawyers from the U.S. justice and commerce departments.
“How did I get here?” Yablon, then 39, remembers thinking.
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