Whistleblower lawyers

Five whistleblower cases helped expose dialysis-company billing and referral practices. Durrell was the government’s lead civil attorney in the $486 million Fresenius resolution.

Stephen M. Kohn represents whistleblowers under the False Claims Act and the federal reward programs, from Bradley Birkenfeld’s $104 million IRS award to the SEC rules he helped write.

David J. Caputo represents whistleblowers in health care and tax fraud cases and catastrophic injury clients at Youman & Caputo in Philadelphia.

Reuben A. Guttman is a Washington plaintiffs’ lawyer whose practice includes whistleblower, False Claims Act, complex civil and class-action litigation.

Julie Keeton Bracker represents whistleblowers in False Claims Act and retaliation cases, including health care, pandemic relief and cybersecurity matters.

Mary Inman is a San Francisco whistleblower lawyer whose practice includes the False Claims Act, Medicare Advantage risk adjustment and government reward programs.

Marcella Auerbach represents health care whistleblowers at Nolan Auerbach & White after more than twenty-five years at the Justice Department.

Marlan B. Wilbanks represents whistleblowers in health care False Claims Act cases, including cases pursued after the government declines to intervene.

Shelley R. Slade represents whistleblowers in healthcare and pharmaceutical fraud cases, tracing payments and billing records through False Claims Act litigation.

Robert M. Thomas Jr. represents whistleblowers in health care and pharmaceutical False Claims Act cases from his Boston practice.

Jordan A. Thomas helped shape SEC Rule 21F and represents whistleblowers in retaliation, enforcement, and award proceedings.

Erika A. Kelton represents whistleblowers in SEC matters involving overseas tips, related actions, privilege, delay, and award determinations.

Michael Ronickher represents whistleblowers in Medicare Advantage, tax, financial fraud and cybersecurity matters at Whistleblower Partners.

Mary Louise Cohen helped build a national whistleblower practice under the False Claims Act, spanning health care and government contracting.

Natalie Khawam Case took Green Beret Richard Stayskal’s missed-cancer case to Congress, which in 2019 opened military malpractice claims to active-duty troops.

Colette G. Matzzie represents whistleblowers in health technology, pharmaceutical and government-contract fraud cases at Phillips & Cohen.

Janet L. Goldstein represents whistleblowers in health care, pharmaceutical and government-contract False Claims Act cases.

Kenneth J. Nolan represents health care fraud whistleblowers in False Claims Act cases involving pharmaceutical marketing, providers and reimbursement.

Eric R. Havian represents whistleblowers in government contracting, healthcare fraud and bid-rigging cases, including litigation pursued without government intervention.

Thomas M. Greene represents whistleblowers in False Claims Act and pharmaceutical fraud litigation, including the litigation over Neurontin marketing.

Claire M. Sylvia represents whistleblowers in Medicare, cybersecurity and defense-contract cases and writes a leading treatise on the False Claims Act.

Stephen S. Hasegawa follows public loss into the places the whistleblower bar overlooks, the border, the procurement contract, the specification sheet, from the Linde customs case to Office Depot and UnitedHealth.

Chicago trial lawyer who won federal jury verdicts for Thaddeus Jimenez, William Amor’s estate, and John Fulton and Anthony Mitchell after wrongful convictions.

Anand Swaminathan tries civil-rights and whistleblower cases involving wrongful convictions, police shootings, custodial care, free speech, immigration enforcement, and the False Claims Act.