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Help Fight the War Against Fraud
In 2010, the Department of Justice recovered $4 billion in Medicare and Medicaid fraud.  More than 80% of all successful recoveries were brought to the government by whistleblowers and their lawyers, according to the Taxpayers Against Fraud Education Fund.    
Help Uncover Investment Fraud
The Securities and Exchange Commission promises whistleblowers 10% to 30% of penalties obtained for original information that contributes to the recovery of at least $1 million.
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Our team of expert investigators and experienced whistleblower attorneys will help you piece the puzzle together, and make your case for you.  We will evaluate your case at no cost to you.
Report a Fraud … Get Rewarded!
Billions have been awarded to whistleblowers who have stepped forward and filed qui tam suits on behalf of the federal and state governments.
Financial Statement Fraud
If you have specific information related to financial statement or accounting fraud, contact us and we will analyze your case and provide step-by-step assistance with filing a whistleblower claim.
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What is a Whistleblower?

A whistleblower is an employee, former employee, a member of an organization, or a third party who reports misconduct that cheats the federal or state government, or violates securities laws. Generally, the misconduct is a violation of a law, rule, regulation, and/or a direct threat to public interest.  Fraud, health, safety violations, and corruptions are just a few examples of possible misconducts.

 Video :: Whistleblowertoday.comMilberg Director of Investigation Steven Bursey, a veteran FBI agent, explains the process of filing a whistleblower claim.

Get Rewarded

Whistleblower TodayReporting Government Fraud - Qui tam is a Latin legal phrase synonymous with whistleblower. The qui tam laws in federal and state False Claims Act cases allow a person or company with specific knowledge of fraud on the government to bring a lawsuit on behalf of the United States, and one’s own behalf, and receive a share of up to 30% of the proceeds.

Reporting Financial Fraud

SEC Whistleblower Program - The Securities and Exchange Commissions Whistleblower Program, created under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Protection Act, protects and rewards an individual or individuals who voluntarily report original information relating to violations of the securities laws such as stock price manipulation and accounting fraud. Under the program, whistleblowers can now receive from 10% to 30% of the monies collected based on the whistleblower's information.

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