The Employment Law Group® law firm: Our Experience Delivers Results
Is your employer engaging in any of these fraudulent practices
undermining the U.S. government and the taxpayers?
Qui Tam Whistleblower Protection
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The Employment Law Group® is headquartered in NW Washington, D.C., located two blocks north of the White House on the corner of 17th and I Streets, NW. The offices are conveniently accessible by Metro from the Farragut North (Red Line) and Farragut West (Blue and Orange) Metro stops. There is also ample parking in surrounding parking garages.
The Employment Law Group® law firm represents employees nationally who have blown the whistle on corporate fraud and abuse and who have been the victims of discrimination, harassment, or other violations of their civil rights. With offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and Los Angeles, California, The Employment Law Group® law firm’s seasoned trial attorneys have earned a highly desirable record of favorable settlements and verdicts on behalf of its clients.
About The Firm
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Non-conformance to federal wage and employment laws |
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Deliberate production or delivery delay for contracted services |
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Financial bookkeeping not in compliance with GAAP |
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Non-conformance to contract specifications |
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Wasted university study and inappropriate travel grants |
Any action brought by a person against a government contractor that the individual suspects, or knows, is committing an act of fraud against the U.S. government. The qui tam provision of the Federal False Claims Act (FCA), allows individual citizens to file fraud charges, and bring suit, in the name of the U.S. government, against government contractors and others who receive government funds. The qui tam provision allows the person pursuing the action to share in any money recovered. Such recovery can range from 15 to 30% of the government's total recovery. The FCA also prohibits an employer from retaliating against employees who report what they reasonably believe to constitute fraud.
A Qui Tam Action Is...
The Employment Law Group ® law firm attorneys are recognized leaders in the field of qui tam litigation. Our attorneys are frequently published and routinely invited to participate as presenters and panelists on whistleblower law topics:
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“ Qui Tam Cases - How Do You Handle Them,” The American Association for Justice, National Webinar, New York, N.Y., July 13, 2011.
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“ Qui Tam Cases,” Maryland Association for Justice, Columbia, Maryland, April 22, 2010.
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“ Representing Whistleblowers Under The False Claim Act,” National Employment Lawyers Association Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA, July 2, 2011.
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FLSA and Qui Tam Law," Metropolitan Washington Employment Lawyers Association, April 11, 2008. |
Whether you have knowledge of fraud that your employer is committing against the federal government that you want to report or whether you have already reported such behavior and are now seeking protection from retaliation, The Employment Law Group ® is here to help.
For example, The Employment Law Group ® law firm achieved a favorable decision in Glynn v. EDO Corp . for an employee who suffered retaliation because he opposed the fraud his employer committed against the government that he believed would endanger the lives of U.S. troops in Iraq. Additionally, in Mann v. Heckler & Koch Defense, Inc . , The Employment Law Group ® law firm succeeded in protecting the job of a worker who experienced retaliation because he investigated and raised concerns about his employer's potentially fraudulent bid to sell weapons to the U.S. Secret Service.
When you need a qui tam lawyer, call The Employment Law Group ® law firm to schedule a consultation with us and, together, we'll decide how to make the cheating stop and what your next move should be.
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The Employment Law Group ® law firm has:
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Represented a client whose allegations that corporations defrauded the federal government resulted in a $57.75 Million False Claims Act settlement agreement.
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Reached a settlement in excess of $400,000 in a whistleblower retaliation case on behalf of an airline employee who suffered retaliation after disclosing information about internal control deficiencies to senior management.
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Obtained a $282,000 jury verdict for a client under the D.C. Whistleblower Protection Act. The suit was brought on behalf of a former program director who blew the whistle on supervisors that were falsifying the results of a federally-funded education program. This was one of the largest ever awards under the D.C. law. |