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An effective tool to combat fraud and corruption is a whistleblower lawsuit. A whistleblower is a person who comes forward and publicly alleges that an individual, company, or organization has defrauded the United States government or a state government. Under the False Claims Act, private individuals can file qui tam lawsuits, or whistleblower lawsuits, which will allow the whistleblower to recover government losses on the government's behalf while also sharing in the recovery. Various states also have state sponsored false claims acts that prohibit fraud on the state governments that provide for civil enforcement remedies by private citizen whistleblowing. Types of whistleblower lawsuits include:
Since 1986, whistleblower lawsuits have resulted in over $14 billion in
Whistleblower lawsuits can be very complex and having a knowledgeable and experienced whistleblower attorney is essential. If you have knowledge of fraud against the government by an individual, company, corporation or other organization, you do not have to stand idle and worry about whistleblower retaliation. Rather, you can contact a whistleblower attorney today to discuss your legal options and help guard against retaliation. An experienced whistleblower lawyer with our firm can help you evaluate whether you have the right to pursue an action under appropriate federal or state law.