Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Illinois

Hello,

My company is currently in civil litigation with a competitor and an

unusual situation has arisen. The head of the other company has

recently attempted to bribe the son of one of our employees with the

promise of $20,000 and a building for him to run his business out of if

he could talk his father into testifying that we (our company) stole a

client list from his company.

I'm not a lawyer, but it certainly seems that this action is

wrong...and perhaps criminally. What might such an action be

classified under so that I can do a little research? Also, do you have

any articles/bills, etc. that may be interesting reading regarding this

situation?

Best, and thank you in advance....

Ken Allan Huggins


Asked on 12/16/09, 7:31 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Since you are in litigation, you must have an attorney already who can answer your inquiry while having full knowledge of the facts of the situation. I suggest that you contact that attorney. He or she should be able to provide you with better advice or information than someone in this forum. Good luck.

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Answered on 12/21/09, 3:50 pm


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