Medicare Data is a Fraud-Fighting Resource
With Medicare data, whistleblowers and government investigators are better equipped to ensure government healthcare spending is medically necessary and reasonable.
The Pressing Need for More Defense Industry Whistleblowers
Despite the massive amount of military spending, recoveries in defense fraud cases under the FCA remain incongruously low.
Will Fraud Bog Down Our Progress Toward a Green Future?
Clearly, when fraud on these programs occurs (and the history of every other government program says it will), the government will need the help of everyone to catch it.
The Strong Value of Expansive State False Claims Acts
While many states have False Claims Acts, several have Medicaid-only provisions, potentially losing millions to fraud each year.
Good News! Trend Shows Employees Are Increasingly Likely to Report Corporate Misconduct
ECI surveys show a positive trend in the likelihood that employees who witness misconduct will try to report it, from 69% in 2017 to 86% in 2020.
Cars are on the move, now we need whistleblowers to get going too
When considering a large, technically complex, profit-driven industry, it is hard to imagine only one person has witnessed conduct that puts American families at risk.
Whistleblowers and their counsel are as effective as ever—so why have qui tam recoveries fallen?
The FCA is a robust law, but it only realizes its enforcement potential when the DOJ is fully staffed and financially supported.
RELEASE: TAF Coalition Files Amicus Curiae Brief Encouraging the Supreme Court to Protect Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblowers
The amicus curiae brief encourages the Supreme Court to protect whistleblowers from retaliation.
RELEASE: Senators Grassley and Durbin Introduce Legislation to Strengthen the Government’s Primary Fraud-Fighting Law
The Amendments to the False Claims Act would help protect taxpayer dollars, patient safety, and military service members.
RELEASE: TAF Coalition Files Amicus Brief in Ninth Circuit Island Industries v. Sigma Corp. case
TAF Coalition’s brief addressed the critically important issue of whether customs fraud is actionable under the False Claims Act.
