IRS Whistleblower Program Report Shows Increase in Award Amounts, Processing Times
Although the total dollar amount of awards increased from FY 2021, the actual number of awards decreased from the 179 that were issued the prior year.
Who Blows the Whistle?
Whistleblowers who don’t report first are balancing the likelihood of being ignored against the real possibility of retaliation.
Financial Frauds 101 Overview: What’s a Security? What’s a Commodity? Which Whistleblower Program Applies?
There should be a short answer to the question of which whistleblower program applies in which situation. And sometimes there is; but not always.
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.
What if I Have an Employment Claim or Signed a Severance Agreement?
While this article endeavors to set forth the contours of this topic in plain language, whistleblowers are certain to encounter a number of thorny issues.
What if the Evidence Contains Protected Health Information Under HIPAA?
Anyone considering whistleblowing using protected health information should immediately consult with experienced whistleblower counsel, in order to avoid any pitfalls.
Can I be Sued for Whistleblowing?
While most whistleblowers do not face counterclaims by their current or former company, it is possible for a company to file such a counterclaim.
Can I Remain Anonymous and Still Blow the Whistle?
In short: It depends. But don’t count on it. Molly Knobler dives into anonymity when blowing the whistle highlighting various programs and strategies.
Whistleblower Summer School: Would-be-Whistleblowers’ Most Common Questions and Concerns
With the assistance of experienced counsel, whistleblowers can truly change the world for the better and protect themselves.
Whistleblowers Play Key Role in Exposing Medicare Advantage Fraud
While Medicare Advantage was supposed to be a less expensive alternative to traditional fee-for-service Medicare, it’s turned out to be more expensive.
