With many years of whistleblower experience and millions of dollars recovered, we guide you through relating your confidential information to the proper governmental agency. Relators may be entitled to 15%–30% of recovered funds.
Drag the slider to an estimated fraud recovery amount. Under federal whistleblower programs, relators may receive 15%–30% of what the government recovers. This is for illustration — actual awards depend on your case.
Tap a category to see the governing statute, example conduct, and relator reward range.
Four stages. Confidential at every step.
We listen first. We evaluate whether your information qualifies under federal or state whistleblower programs without asking you to disclose more than necessary.
We organize documents, timelines, and key facts. First-to-file discipline is maintained throughout to protect your position.
We guide the filing with the proper governmental agency — DOJ, SEC, IRS, or state — with the correct sequence and disclosures.
Qualifying relators may receive 15%–30% of recovered funds. We stay with you as the case progresses toward resolution.
Our practice was built around one principle: protect the person who steps forward. We use secure intake, compartmentalize what is shared, and never move faster than your comfort allows.
Whistleblowers have been credited with some of the largest fraud recoveries in U.S. history — from pharmaceutical misconduct to defense contract overbilling and financial services disclosure failures.
Six pillars that guide every engagement.
No web forms. Phone or email only. Intake kept on a need-to-know basis from the first conversation.
In qui tam cases, only the first relator may collect. We move with urgency to preserve your position.
DOJ, SEC, IRS, CFTC, state AGs — we work across agencies with the right statute for your facts.
We understand anti-retaliation protections under Dodd-Frank, SOX, and FCA and advise on exposure.
We help you document facts without creating new risk — what to preserve, what not to take.
Qui tam cases can take years. We stay with you through intervention, resolution, and payment.
Public voices on whistleblowing and accountability.
"Whistleblowers are perhaps the single most important source of information about fraud in government programs."
— Senior U.S. Department of Justice attorney (paraphrased)
"The False Claims Act is the government's primary civil tool to redress fraud against federal programs — and whistleblowers are its engine."
— U.S. DOJ Fraud Section (paraphrased)
Answers to the questions we hear most.
Time matters in whistleblower cases. A short, private phone call is the fastest way to understand your options.