The Whistleblower Law Collaborative is one of the nation’s leading whistleblower law firms representing persons or companies who learn of fraud and step forward to expose wrongdoing. Our attorneys all have prior government experience and a passion for fighting fraud. We achieve outstanding results in this very complex area of the law, while supporting our courageous clients every step of the way.
We have a long track record of outstanding results, including the largest False Claims Act case recoveries in both 2018 and 2017. We proudly help clients bring wrongdoers to justice while protecting them from retaliation. These are our successes.
We assist whistleblowers who know of fraud affecting the government in bringing actions under the federal and state False Claims Acts and other whistleblower programs. These programs allow persons and companies to bring wrongdoing to the attention of the government and receive a share of the recovery. These laws also protect whistleblowers from retaliation by their employers or others. We have successfully represented clients in the following areas:
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On March 26, 2021, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced updated results of its expanded criminal and civil enforcement cracking down on COVID-19 fraud. These efforts resulted in DOJ publicly...May 26, 2021
A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty last week in the country’s first prosecution for CARES Act fraud. As we previously reported, federal authorities charged David Staveley and David Butziger last May...May 7, 2021
The panel explored how and when compliance officers can become a whistleblowers and bring an SEC or FCA whistleblower complaint. This may happen, for example, where the compliance professional is...April 29, 2021
The panelists stressed that an organization should have the right compliance culture. This includes a strong, respected compliance department with authority and proper reporting channels. This requires both that the...
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