What You Need to Know About Becoming a Whistleblower
We are here for you every step of the way to protect your rights and represent your interests. Our attorneys can help maximize your value to the government and your share of the recovery, protect your anonymity, and pursue any legal action if you are unlawfully retaliated against.
Our Representation of Whistleblowers
The attorneys at Baron & Budd represent whistleblowers in a wide range of areas, including healthcare, government contracts and procurement, securities and tax fraud, and more. The whistleblowers who come forward to bring these cases have tremendous value to the government.
The attorneys on Baron & Budd’s whistleblower team have worked on behalf of clients in cases returning over $5.4 billion to federal and state agencies, achieving whistleblower recovery shares as high as 49%.
News & Press Releases
Consulting Companies on the Hook for $11.3 Million For Failing to Comply with Cybersecurity Requirements
This week, Guidehouse Inc. and Nan McKay and Associates (Nan McKay) agreed to pay $11.3 million to settle claims that they violated the False Claims Act when they failed to comply with cybersecurity standards in [...]
How Pharmacies Are Seeking to Undo Justice for Opioid Victims by Filing for Bankruptcy
This month, Bloomberg released an article, titled “Rite Aid Advisers Rake in Millions Through Bankruptcy. [...]
DOJ Launches New Whistleblower Rewards Pilot Program
Recently, Deputy AG Lisa Monaco announced that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is launching [...]
U.S. Department of Justice Recovers More Than $2.68 Billion From False Claims Act Cases in 2023
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced that it recovered more than $2.68 billion [...]
Attorney Kenneth Capesius Charts the Relationship Between the Anti-Kickback Statute and the False Claims Act
Baron & Budd Whistleblower Attorney Kenneth Capesius recently penned an article in Law360 about the [...]
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