Whistleblower / Wrongdoing

You Saw Something Wrong. The Law Protects You for Speaking Up.

Whistleblower laws protect employees who report fraud, safety violations, and corporate misconduct. You may also be entitled to a financial reward for reporting wrongdoing to the government.

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$8.2B
Paid to whistleblowers by DOJ since 1986
15–30%
Of government recovery a whistleblower may receive
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Cost for your initial whistleblower consultation

Know Your Rights

Understanding your legal situation is the first step to protecting your rights and getting fair compensation.

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Major Whistleblower Protections — What They Cover

The False Claims Act covers fraud against the federal government. Dodd-Frank covers SEC and CFTC violations. OSHA and NLRA protect workplace safety and labor reporters. State laws add additional protections. Retaliation for protected reporting is illegal and separately compensable.

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Filing a Qui Tam Lawsuit Under the False Claims Act

If you have inside knowledge of fraud against the government (Medicare billing fraud, defense contractor fraud, grant fraud), you can file a sealed lawsuit on the government's behalf. If successful, you receive 15–30% of the government's recovery. An attorney files and manages the case.

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What to Do If You're Retaliated Against

If you're demoted, fired, harassed, or blacklisted for reporting wrongdoing, you have legal remedies including reinstatement, back pay, and damages. Federal whistleblower statutes have specific anti-retaliation provisions. Document everything and contact an attorney immediately.

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