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How Can Whistleblowers Help Fight Fraud?

A whistleblower claim may be brought against any type of business or organization, including healthcare providers, non-profit organizations, private and publicly-traded companies, federal, state and local government agencies, and public and private educational institutions.

A whistleblower claim may be brought against any
type of business or organization, including healthcare providers.

How does it work?

filing a whistleblower claim

A whistleblower claim may be brought against any type of business or organization, including healthcare providers, non-profit organizations, private and publicly-traded companies, federal, state and local government agencies, and public and private educational institutions.

If you have concerns about protecting your identity in a whistleblower case, contact us to learn about anonymity/ confidentiality provisions under specific laws that allow whistleblowers to report fraud anonymously.

Types of Fraud:

what type of claim do you have?

Our goal at Whistleblowerinfo.com is to provide the public and our readers with information on qui tam law & how to take action against companies that commit fraud.

Whistleblower Awards

Can be quite substantial

To put in context, the DOJ announced that in fiscal year 2018 alone, it recovered almost $2.9 billion in settlements and judgments involving fraud and false claims against the government.

  • Under False Claims Act, whistleblowers can receive between 15 and 30 percent of the total recovery, whether through a favorable judgment or settlement.
  • Under IRS Whistleblower Program, whistleblowers can receive rewards up to 30 percent of the tax, penalties and interest the IRS collects.
  • Under SEC and CFTC Whistleblower Programs, whistleblowers can receive awards ranging from 10 to 30 percent of the monetary sanctions collected.

Anonymity/Confidentiality Provisions Under Specific Laws

allow whistleblowers to report fraud anonymously

Fraud costs taxpayers billions of dollars every year at every level of government. Healthcare fraud impacts Medicare and Medicaid, taking dollars out of those programs that otherwise would go to much-needed medical care. Fraud by government contractors hits the budgets of federal, state and local agencies, from the Pentagon to city housing departments. Investigators and prosecutors work with scarce resources to police a virtual tidal wave of wrongdoing. To help ferret out fraud, the U.S. government, many states, and some cities have False Claims statutes that enable citizens to act as whistleblowers and bring lawsuits on behalf of the government.

“If you have concerns about protecting your identity in a whistleblower case, contact us to learn about anonymity/ confidentiality provisions under specific laws that allow whistleblowers to report fraud anonymously.”

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