You HAve Information that Matters
We Help You Use It Safely
Whistleblower Advocacy Law represents individuals and organizations who want to report fraud, corruption, financial crimes, and regulatory violations to the U.S. government. We protect your identity, guide you through the reporting process, and fight for the reward you are entitled to.
Your identity is protected from the moment you contact us.
Everything you share is covered by attorney-client privilege. Schedule a confidential consultation to learn whether you have a case and what it could mean for you.
Who we represent
Whistleblowers come from every industry and background. We have represented corporate insiders, former government employees, investors, accountants, investigators, and international organizations with evidence of wrongdoing against U.S. interests.
We also work with transparency organizations, investigative journalism teams, and open-source intelligence (OSINT) communities that have uncovered evidence of large-scale fraud or illegal activity. Collective whistleblower cases, where a group brings coordinated evidence to regulators, can significantly amplify both the impact and the potential financial award.
Types of Cases We Handle
Securities and Commodities Fraud
The SEC Whistleblower Program and CFTC Whistleblower Program pay awards of 10 to 30 percent of sanctions over $1 million. If you have original information about insider trading, accounting fraud, market manipulation, unregistered securities offerings, or other violations of securities or commodities law, you may be entitled to a substantial financial award.
Money Laundering and Financial Crimes
FinCEN and the Department of Justice pursue money laundering, bank fraud, and related financial crimes aggressively. If you have direct knowledge of how illicit funds are being moved through U.S. financial institutions or U.S. businesses, we can help you report it in a way that protects you and positions you for any available award.
Sanctions Violations
Companies and individuals that do business in violation of U.S. sanctions imposed by OFAC face severe civil and criminal penalties. If you have evidence that an employer, counterparty, or foreign entity is evading sanctions, you have a legal avenue to report it. These cases can be complex, but the potential awards and national security stakes are significant.
Government Contract Fraud (False Claims Act)
The False Claims Act allows private citizens to file qui tam lawsuits on behalf of the federal government when they have evidence that a contractor or grantee has defrauded a government program. Successful relators, the legal term for whistleblowers who bring these cases, can receive 15 to 30 percent of the government's recovery. Healthcare fraud, defense contractor fraud, and pandemic relief fraud are among the most active areas.
Environmental Crimes and Violations
Federal and state environmental laws, including the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, and RCRA, provide avenues for reporting illegal dumping, emissions fraud, and other environmental violations. Some programs offer financial awards; others allow private citizens to participate in enforcement actions. We can identify the right pathway for your specific situation.
HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
Every whistleblower case is different, but the general framework is consistent.
- Confidential Consultation. We discuss your situation privately. Attorney-client privilege attaches immediately, so everything you share with us is protected.
- Case Assessment. We evaluate the evidence, identify the applicable reporting program, and assess the strength of your case and the potential award range.
- Submission and Filing. We prepare and submit your disclosure to the appropriate agency in the form that maximizes both your protection and your award eligibility.
- Agency Follow-Through. We communicate with investigators, respond to requests for additional information, and keep you informed at every stage of the process.
- Award and Protection. If the agency takes enforcement action based on your information, we pursue your award and protect your rights against retaliation.
