SEC Gives Whistleblower $27 Million in Year’s Largest Award to Date
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) awarded $27 million—the largest award so far this year—to a whistleblower who reported overseas...
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) awarded $27 million—the largest award so far this year—to a whistleblower who reported overseas...
A U.S. appellate court just made federal whistleblowers more vulnerable to retaliation by employers with a new ruling that says...
While America begged OPEC to lower oil production to save markets battered by the coronavirus pandemic, a group of commodities traders asked the Supreme Court to finally decide an oil price-fixing case with major...
A lawsuit filed by a whistleblower under the qui tam provisions of the False Claims Act may result in a $2...
In a rare move, the Securities and Exchange Commission has awarded a corporate compliance official nearly half a million dollars...
Natural gas and oil prices were low even before the coronavirus suppressed demand, and they're now scraping the bottom of the barrel. With...
A recent twist in a whistleblower complaint against international mining conglomerate Rio Tinto shows the power of U.S. whistleblower laws...
The Department of Homeland Security’s Inspector General ignored whistleblower complaints about office dysfunction and removed a deputy for trying to advance them, the deputy claims. Former IG...
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) awarded over $2 million to whistleblowers in the past two days, reflecting the strong whistleblower provisions in the Dodd-Frank Act. ...
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