The Whistleblower Advocates - Law Firm

By: The Whistleblower Advocates
  • Summary

  • When you think you may have a case for a whistleblower, what should you do? The Whistleblower Advocates provide a no-obligation consultation to anybody who calls. Their attorneys are among of the best in Philadelphia for qui tam whistleblower cases. It's best to contact ahead of time to learn more about qui tam lawsuits. Our team consists of a varied collection of lawyers and staff members that are committed to providing our clients with effective and strategic legal representation.
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  • DOD Contracting Fraud Lawyers
    Sep 4 2024

    What is DOD contract fraud?

    DOD contracting fraud occurs when individuals or businesses use deceptive techniques when bidding for, securing, or fulfilling contracts with the Department of Defense. These contracts, which are frequently worth millions or billions of dollars, are intended to deliver critical goods, services, or technologies to aid national security endeavors. Unfortunately, some contractors abuse this system by inflating expenses, offering inferior products, overbilling for services, or misrepresenting contract compliance. We at The Whistleblower Advocates understand the complexities of DOD contracting fraud and the devastation it causes to taxpayers and national security. Falsifying documents, invoicing for work that was not completed, utilizing counterfeit parts, or collaborating with other contractors to manipulate bids are all examples of fraud in this sector. These activities not only waste government dollars, but they also put military personnel in risk if substandard products or services are delivered.

    How can a DOD contracting fraud lawyer help me?

    Our DOD contracting fraud attorneys at The Whistleblower Advocates provide important legal assistance to anyone wanting to report fraud regarding Department of Defense contracts. DOD contracting fraud can take various forms, including overbilling, providing poor goods or services, and misrepresenting information in order to gain contracts. Our attorneys specialize in assisting whistleblowers in uncovering fraudulent acts and protecting their rights throughout the process. We walk you through the steps of making a claim under the False Claims Act (FCA), which empowers private citizens to sue on behalf of the government. Our legal staff assists in gathering evidence, filing a qui tam action, and ensuring all legal procedures are met. If the lawsuit is successful, whistleblowers may be entitled to cash incentives, and our attorneys will work with you to optimize your prospects of success. Furthermore, we recognize the fear of reprisal, which is why we vigorously defend whistleblowers against any adverse measures, such as termination or harassment.

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    Our Address:
    The Whistleblower Advocates
    123 S. Broad Street, Suite 1850
    Philadelphia, PA 19109
    (215) 402-2183
    https://www.google.com/maps?cid=17638714424902711785
    https://sites.google.com/view/dod-contracting-fraud-lawyers/

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    2 mins
  • How To Report Medicare Fraud
    Aug 28 2024

    What exactly qualifies as Medicare fraud?

    Medicare fraud is a serious crime in which individuals or companies actively defraud the Medicare program in order to earn unlawful payments. This illicit action not only affects the integrity of the healthcare system, but it also causes huge financial losses for taxpayers. We define Medicare fraud as any purposeful attempt to obtain cash from the Medicare program under false pretenses.

    Examples include paying for treatments or procedures that were never provided, faking patient diagnoses to justify unneeded tests, and upcoding, which includes charging for more expensive services than those actually supplied. In addition, certain healthcare providers may engage in kickbacks, which involve receiving illicit payments in exchange for patient referrals or other perks. Medicare fraud affects everyone since it raises healthcare prices and diverts cash away from individuals who truly require medical care.

    Is it possible to report Medicare fraud anonymously?

    Yes, you can file an anonymous Medicare fraud report. At The Whistleblower Advocates, we realize how important it is to protect your identity, especially when taking action against strong companies engaged in fraudulent activity. You may help prevent Medicare fraud by reporting anonymously. However, it is crucial to note that while anonymous reporting is feasible, it may limit certain legal rights and make claiming potential cash benefits more difficult.

    Whistleblowers who report fraud through a qui tam case may be entitled to a percentage of the monies recovered under the False Claims Act. To collect this compensation, your identify may be revealed during the legal process. The Whistleblower Advocates specializes in assisting persons in navigating the intricacies of reporting Medicare fraud. If you choose to report fraud through our firm, we will take every precaution to preserve your privacy while informing you fully of your rights and alternatives.

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    Our Address:
    The Whistleblower Advocates
    123 S. Broad Street, Suite 1850
    Philadelphia, PA 19109
    (215) 402-2183
    https://www.google.com/maps?cid=17638714424902711785
    https://sites.google.com/view/how-to-report-medicare-fraud/

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    2 mins
  • New Jersey Whistleblower Attorneys
    Aug 27 2024

    Does New Jersey have a whistleblower law?

    New Jersey has a robust whistleblower law known as the Conscientious Employee Protection Act (CEPA). The Whistleblower Advocates specializes in representing individuals who come forward to report unlawful, unethical, or damaging workplace behavior. CEPA is one of the toughest whistleblower protection laws in the United States, offering comprehensive protection to employees who expose legal infractions, fraudulent practices, or any other conduct that endangers public health, safety, or welfare.

    Employers are banned by CEPA from retaliating against employees who report such actions, refuse to participate in them, or cooperate in investigations or legal procedures involving the misbehavior. Retaliation might take the form of termination, demotion, harassment, or any other type of unfavorable job action. If you face reprisal for blowing the whistle, you have the right to make a claim under CEPA for compensation for lost pay, emotional distress, and other damages.

    What are whistleblowers not protected against?

    Whistleblowers are protected from retribution under statutes such as the New Jersey Conscientious Employee Protection Act (CEPA) and the federal False Claims Act, although they are not immune from all potential consequences of their activities. At The Whistleblower Advocates, we emphasize that these safeguards do not address every area of employment or legal risk. For example, whistleblowers are not immune to disciplinary actions relating to their whistleblowing activity.

    Employees who violate corporate policies, perform poorly, or participate in misbehavior may still suffer sanctions, even if they have reported illegal activities. Furthermore, while whistleblower laws protect against reprisal like as wrongful termination, demotion, or harassment, they may not always mitigate the stress, social stigma, or workplace friction that can result from disclosing malfeasance. Furthermore, whistleblower protections do not apply to individuals who intentionally offer false information or engage in malevolent reporting.

    Visit us online:
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    Our Address:
    The Whistleblower Advocates
    123 S Broad St #1670-B
    Philadelphia, PA 19109
    (215) 402-2183
    https://www.google.com/maps?cid=17638714424902711785
    https://sites.google.com/view/newjerseywhistleblowerattorney/

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    2 mins

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