Public Corruption

Most New York public servants are pretty clear – or think they are – on what constitutes a bribe. It involves something of value from someone (whether you solicited it or not) in exchange for doing something for them or for a business or organization they represent in your professional capacity. For those in positions … Read more

Allegations of public corruption often make people think of scenarios involving direct financial gain. People may think of a police officer or regulatory official accepting a bribe instead of enforcing the law. Sometimes, they may also think about kickbacks, which are scenarios in which one party arranges for another to receive financial benefits for sending … Read more