With Infrastructure Investments, Whistleblowers Needed to Combat Potential Wage Theft
A recent study found that contractors who flout prevailing wage laws often continue to obtain government contracts.
Big Infrastructure Investments Could Prove Costly to Taxpayers, Lucrative to Fraudsters
Whistleblowers have a long history of reporting and prosecuting all types of infrastructure fraud through the False Claims Act.
The Whistleblower Interview: What do you need to know?
If you are a whistleblower who has filed a case under the False Claims Act, this is your moment.
The FIRREA Whistleblower Statute: A failure to adequately incentivize whistleblowing
Congress recognized that DOJ would need help in enforcing FIRREA – namely, help from corporate insiders who could blow the whistle on fraudulent schemes.
Are Whistleblowers Protected From Blacklisting?
Corporations often “blacklist” former employees as retaliation for whistleblowing regarding illegal activity.
What Protections Do Whistleblowers Have Against Retaliation?
Whistleblower retaliation takes a serious toll on whistleblowers both financially and emotionally.
Whistleblowers: About As Rare As Lightning Injuries
So we close out our month of Fraud by the Numbers with one simple question. Do we have too many whistleblowers or not nearly enough?
How Much Do Whistleblowers Make From False Claims Act Cases?
When you look at the actual numbers, whistleblowers recover far less for doing the right thing than executives get from their boards for overseeing the wrong thing.
The Need For Whistleblowers in the Motor Vehicle Industry
The Takata Air bag disaster shows that whistleblowers are needed to detect major systematic safety issues.
Why Combatting Healthcare Fraud Is Getting More Important
Healthcare costs will continue to account for a steadily growing share of the economy, reaching 37 percent of GDP by 2050 and 46 percent by 2080.
