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September 2019

Can You Blow the Whistle on the President? Whistleblower Attorneys Provide the Answers

In response to the overwhelming need for federal employees to understand their right to lawfully report violations of law or […]

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26
September 2019

U.K. Pharmaceutical Company to Pay $15 Million to Settle False Claims Act Charges

Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that Mallinckrodt ARD LLC agreed to settle a lawsuit brought […]

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September 2019

Protecting Whistleblowers is a Bipartisan Tradition in the United States

The treatment of the Trump whistleblower complaint has whistleblower advocates worried about the effect on other potential intelligence community whistleblowers. […]

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25
September 2019

Top SEC Whistleblower Attorneys Join Coalition Supporting Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Reforms

Yesterday, the nation’s top whistleblower attorneys, Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto (KKC), joined a coalition of whistleblower advocates in thanking the […]

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September 2019

Whistleblower Attorney Discusses Potential Chilling Effect on Intelligence Community Whistleblowers

Recent reports that an intelligence official lodged a whistleblower complaint against President Trump has landed the topic of whistleblowing by […]

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The Whistleblower Blog is an editorially independent news and information source, sponsored as a pro bono public service project by Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto, LLP. The blog highlights important news, legal developments and policy issues critical to whistleblowers and their advocates, both in the United States and internationally. The contributors to this blog are respected leaders in their fields, including the authors of key whistleblower law books, current and former legal professors, spokespersons before Congressional committees and other public bodies, directors of non-profit whistleblower advocacy groups, and prominent attorneys specializing in representing/assisting whistleblowers in the United States and throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.