by John Floyd | Dec 20, 2023 | Bribery, Corruption
Houston, the heart of the oil and gas industry, has long been synonymous with prosperity and innovation. However, within the corridors of power and influence, a darker underbelly exists – one tainted by ethical challenges and corruption issues. In this blog post, we...
by John Floyd | Dec 15, 2021 | Bribery
Bribery has deep historical roots in civilization. It is now in the DNA of mankind’s desire to achieve progress and change. A parent offering a child a lolly pop in exchange for good behavior is an acceptable form of bribery. But a contractor offering a government...
by John Floyd | Oct 11, 2019 | Bribery, Federal Criminal Law
Businessman Greg Linberg owns an investment firm as well as a third-party company that manages insurance and reinsurance agencies in North Carolina. He is also reportedly a significant Republican campaign contributor. Currently, he is accused of bribing a public...
by John Floyd | Oct 11, 2019 | Bribery, Federal Criminal Law
Businessman Greg Linberg owns an investment firm as well as a third-party company that manages insurance and reinsurance agencies in North Carolina. He is also reportedly a significant Republican campaign contributor. Currently, he is accused of bribing a public...
by John Floyd | Mar 29, 2017 | Bribery, Federal Criminal Law
President Donald Trump made a lot of promises during his successful campaign to become President of the United States – two of which were to “drain the swamp” (clean up official corruption) and to crack down on illegal immigration. Official Corruption Prosecutions...
by John Floyd | Jun 30, 2016 | Bribery, Federal Criminal Law
In May, we posted a piece about the U.S. Supreme Court being poised to redefine “political corruption” in the case of former Virginia Gov. Robert F. McDonnell who was convicted in September 2014 on federal corruption charges. The government charged, and the jury...
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