When people cheat the government, they are also cheating the taxpaying public that the government serves. If you suspect someone is stealing from the government, you are doing the public an important service by coming forward – and you could also be rewarded for your courage and efforts.
The following infographic outlines the 9 steps of the whistleblower process:
At Carolina Whistleblower Attorneys, we can help you every step of the way
Don’t be intimidated by the whistleblower process. We’ll be by your side to answer your questions and guide you along the way.
And we always put you first. We’ll help you understand the rewards and risks associated with whistleblowing, and help you make the right decision for you.
Don’t delay! The first whistleblower to file is in the best position to receive a possible award. For a free, confidential conversation about your case, call Carolina Whistleblower Attorneys today at 1-888-292-8852.
About the Author
John Warren knows how to help whistleblowers fight for what’s right. He has clerked in state and at two levels of federal court, is an adjunct law professor, and has spent his private practice career working alongside White House appointed U.S. Attorneys. He knows how to work with the government on whistleblower cases, and he’s got a formidable track record of experience and significant recoveries.1,4
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If you’re wondering if it’s a good idea to speak with a whistleblower lawyer about what you know, let us set the record straight.
- Corporate ethics hotlines can be risky and may lead to termination. If you’ve already done this, call us immediately.
- Your coworkers could be aware of the fraud – or complicit in it – and you should not talk to them about it.
- The first claim to be filed under the False Claims Act can proceed – if you’re not first, you’re at a serious disadvantage and may get nothing (another reason not to speak to your coworkers about it).
- A confidential discussion costs you a few minutes, but could save you time, stress, and money.
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