U.S. Government Files False Claims Act Case Against Lance Armstrong
In whistleblower lawsuit, government says use of banned substances meant sponsorship funds were obtained via fraud.
What Should You Do When You Know Your Company is Cheating the Government?
The whistleblower lawyers of Keller Grover discuss options for those with information about companies that are cheating the government.
Wells Fargo Still Subject to False Claims Act Suit Despite Prior Settlement
Keller Grover whistleblower lawyers discuss the government’s eligibility to bring forth a lawsuit under the False Claims Act.
False Claims Act Cases – Proving a Fraud Like Any Other Fraud
At its core, the False Claims Act is about fraud reports whistleblowers attorney Kathleen Scanlan.
Whistleblowers Can Take Bite Out of Research Grant ‘Double Dipping’
As a new study raises concerns about fraud in research funding awards, whistleblowers—& statutes like the False Claims Act—can rein in abuses, and recover funds
Blowing the Whistle on Fraud: What Many Employees May Not Know
The whistleblower law firm of Keller Grover LLP discusses issues concerning whistleblower protections that some employees may not be aware of.
As Fraud Fight Heats Up, Efforts to Protect The Whistleblower Increases
New study reveals widespread fraud and workplace retaliation for those calling attention to fraud and other improper behavior.
California Firm Launches New Website Dedicated to Helping Whistleblowers
The whistleblower attorneys at Keller Grover LLP announce the launch of a new website designed especially for whistleblowers considering exposing fraud.
The False Claims Act: A Model for Success
Large recoveries made possible by federal whistleblower law inspire similar efforts by states, IRS, and SEC.
SEC Whistleblower Program Could Pay Out Nearly Half a Billion Dollars
To spur tips— and fight securities fraud—regulatory agency will pay whistleblowers 10 to 30 percent of recoveries they help bring about.
SEC Whistleblower Program Could Pay Out Nearly Half a Billion Dollars
To spur tips— and fight securities fraud—regulatory agency will pay whistleblowers 10 to 30 percent of recoveries they help bring about.