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Settlements

Billion-dollar recoveries
have started with a single tip.

These publicly reported settlements illustrate the scale of whistleblower-driven recoveries under federal fraud statutes.

$2.68B
FCA recoveries FY23
$349M
Relator awards paid
$2B+
SEC whistleblower awards
$88M
IRS awards FY22
First-to-file matters. In whistleblower cases, only the first relator to file may receive a reward. If you believe you have information, contact us as soon as possible.
$3 Billion

Major Pharmaceutical Fraud Settlement

One of the largest healthcare fraud settlements in U.S. history, resolving allegations of unlawful promotion of prescription drugs and false claims to government healthcare programs. Whistleblowers played a central role.

$2.2 Billion

Off-Label Marketing & Kickback Allegations

A global pharmaceutical manufacturer resolved civil and criminal claims tied to off-label promotion and kickbacks. Relators under the False Claims Act shared a substantial reward.

$1.5 Billion

Defense Contractor Overbilling

A major defense contractor resolved allegations of overcharging the U.S. military and failing to comply with pricing-compliance requirements on federal contracts.

$900 Million

Medicare Advantage Risk-Adjustment Fraud

A health plan resolved allegations of submitting inaccurate diagnosis data to boost risk-adjusted Medicare payments — a matter originated by a whistleblower insider.

$500 Million

Financial Services Disclosure Violations

An SEC whistleblower case resolving disclosure and reporting failures. Qualifying relators under the SEC Whistleblower Program may receive 10%–30% of sanctions collected over $1 million.

$250 Million

Medical Device Kickbacks

A medical device manufacturer resolved allegations of improper financial inducements to physicians in violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute and False Claims Act.

$200 Million

Defense Procurement & Parts Substitution

A contractor resolved allegations it supplied non-conforming parts to federal agencies and submitted false certifications of compliance.

$150 Million

Customs Duty Evasion

An importer resolved allegations of misclassifying and undervaluing goods to avoid customs duties — a reverse false-claims matter.

Amounts referenced are publicly reported figures illustrative of whistleblower-driven recoveries. They are not representative of any individual client outcome.

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Have information? Relators may receive 15%–30%.

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