DOJ asserts ‘equal playing field for US businesses,’ secures CEO conviction under FCPA

DOJ targets CEO whose role in allegedly winning corrupt contracts from the Honduran government led to FCPA and money laundering charges.

Carl Alan Zaglin of Marietta, Georgia, was convicted of foreign bribery and money laundering, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said earlier this week. The DOJ said Zaglin bribed Honduran officials to secure contracts with TASA, a Honduran government agency that procured goods for the Honduran National Police and other national

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