Whistleblower Claims
How to File a False Claims Act Lawsuit in Georgia (Step-by-Step)
Fraud against the government costs U.S. taxpayers billions of dollars each year. Whether it’s a hospital submitting false Medicare claims or a contractor overbilling on federal defense projects, this kind of deception drains public resources and erodes trust. Fortunately, both federal and state laws empower private citizens to expose these wrongs.
Recent Georgia Whistleblower Cases: What Employers Don’t Want You to Know
Speaking up about fraud or misconduct in the workplace is never easy. Yet every year, employees across Georgia take that courageous step to report illegal activity that threatens public funds, patient safety, or regulatory integrity.
Whistleblower Protections Under the False Claims Act: A Georgia Guide
Reporting fraud against the government is a courageous act, but it can also feel risky. If you’re aware of deceitful practices like federal contractor fraud or healthcare billing scams, you may be wondering how to safely come forward without jeopardizing your career or personal well-being.
What Types of Wrongdoing Can a Whistleblower Report?
State and federal laws in Georgia provide the opportunity for whistleblowers to report wrongdoing that harms people, pollutes the environment, or costs the government money. These laws also contain provisions to protect whistleblowers from retaliation. If you have witnessed unlawful conduct, contact an experienced whistleblower attorney right away.
5 Steps To Take as You Prepare To Become a Whistleblower
If you have evidence that someone is breaking the law, stealing from the government, or grossly misusing public funds, you will want to contact an attorney right away. Your lawyer will advise you about the best course of action moving forward.
Settlement Reached In Whistleblower Case
Settlement Reached In Whistleblower Case – Whistleblower claims – Butler Prather LLP