Ousted Africa Israel Chief Marin Alleges He Uncovered ‘Abuses’

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Richard Marin, former chief executive officer of Africa Israel USA, sued the company and its Israel-based parent, saying he was fired after uncovering “serious instances of self-dealing and conflict of interest.”

Marin, who became CEO in February 2009, is seeking to recover a $1.25 million bonus he said he was promised for last year, plus management incentive fees and damages for his termination in December.