Do You Know of Fraud Against the Federal Government or Any States?

Please speak with us to determine whether you may receive whistleblower compensation—as much as 30% of the amount recovered by the government—for reporting fraud and filing an action as a whistleblower under the False Claims Act, 31 U.S.C. §3729-3733.

You may report fraud by calling us or confidentially submitting information below. Your information will be sent by secure, encrypted communication to one of our senior partners.

There are many types of fraud you can report, and courts take an expansive view of what is recoverable under the False Claims Act. Violations include overbilling, avoiding payments, bid-rigging, paying kickbacks, selling non-complying goods, or making false certifications to win government contracts or grants, among many other things.

In the healthcare industry, successful whistleblowers have recovered for reporting misconduct such as off-label marketing, paying kickbacks to doctors and other healthcare providers, and prescribing unnecessary medications or treatments.

You are protected against retaliation. The False Claims Act contains an anti-retaliation provision that protects you from being fired, demoted, harassed, discriminated, or threatened for reporting fraud. If you experience any retaliation, you may receive reinstatement, double the back pay, interest, special damages, and reasonable attorneys’ fees.

We will strictly protect the confidentiality of your information and use it only as you direct. If you would like to speak with us, please leave your name and contact information. If you wish to remain anonymous, you may do so. It’s completely up to you.