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Leighton sued by alleged bribed middleman

THE alleged middleman in the Iraqi bribery scandal that engulfed Leighton executives is suing Leighton for $US33.3 million ($A35.16 million) over what it says is a construction dispute.

Marion Lopez

Leighton sued by alleged bribed middleman

Fairfax Media reported that Monaco-based company Unaoil – which was allegedly paid a $42 million kickback by Leighton to win a $750 million oil pipeline contract in Iraq – filed a lawsuit in the Hong Kong...

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