Whistleblower lawsuit questions attorney-client privilege
Richard Convertino's Privacy Act lawsuit against the U.S. government is now addressing a question of whether a U.S. attorney can ...
Month: August 2009
Attorney applauds whistleblower reward in financial oversight bill
Attorney Dan Hurson used to work for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This week he cheered for the whistleblower ...
Celeste Monforton bemoans delay in confirming DOL Solicitor
Public health researcher Celeste Monforton has written a blog entry highlighting the danger to public safety caused by the Senate's ...
Government sues vest maker after whistleblower’s disclosures
The U.S. Justice Department announced that it is suing First Choice Armor over its marketing of Zylon-based bullet-proof vests that ...
DC Circuit Court of Appeals vacates sanctions and approves inferences
I am pleased to report that last Friday the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit vacated ...
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