Whistleblower FAQ: Questions on Qui Tam

Can I be protected against employer discrimination after blowing the whistle?
Yes, but it is essential to speak with an attorney to ensure that you understand your legal rights and responsibilities. Contact an experienced lawyer today.

What are the incentives of being a whistleblower?
Under the False Claims Act, whistleblowers are entitled to receive a portion of the money recovered by the government in a qui tam action. Additionally, whistleblowers can rest confidently knowing that they have done their part in preventing fraudulent practices from draining taxpayer dollars.

What if I’m nervous or concerned about being a whistleblower?
An experienced and compassionate attorney can help ease your hesitations. It is normal to feel a bit uneasy at first, but you must remember that you are doing the right thing in seeking a qui tam action. Discuss your case with a friendly and knowledgeable lawyer today.

Do I have to be a current employee to be a whistleblower?
No.

Who should I speak to first if I want to report unethical behavior?
It is imperative to speak with an attorney first. By working with an experienced professional you will have a friend to help you through this stressful time and guidance regarding your legal rights and the steps you can take to receive compensation.