Report Suggests If China Had Listened to Whistleblower, 95% of Coronavirus Infections Could Have Been Prevented
A study published this week found that China could have prevented 95 percent of coronavirus infections if its measures to contain the ...
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Cardinal Health to Pay $8.8 Million to Settle Foreign Corruption Charges
Ohio-based pharmaceutical company Cardinal Health has agreed to pay $8.8 million to resolve charges that it violated the Foreign Corrupt ...
Whistleblowers help DOJ collect $3 billion in fines and settlements under the False Claims Act
Whistleblowers helped the government collect $3 billion in fines and recoveries in fiscal year 2019, up from $2.8 billion in ...
Opinion: When your medical bill amounts to fraud
By Elisabeth Rosenthal, M.D., editor-in-chief of Kaiser Health News. Reprinted with permission from KHN. Rosenthal's 2017 book is entitled “An American ...
Opinion: Why whistleblower laws won’t protect employees who use the workplace for activism
by Elizabeth C. Tippett from The Conversation It has somehow become sort of normal to use the workplace to protest ...
Outspoken workers from the shop floor to the C-suite are not always protected by whistleblower laws
Harvard Law School professor Terri Gerstein writes that the case of the IC whistleblower is strangely familiar to her. A ...
Mistreated detainees, tax cheats, kickbacks and more whistleblower news of the week
A news round-up The Atlantic Whistleblower helps reveal solitary confinement practices for detained immigrants. Contraband sugar packets, calling a border ...
Grassley: Why is the Justice Department seeking dismissal of whistleblower lawsuits?
Sen. Chuck Grassley believes the Department of Justice has moved to dismiss false claims cases without considering the merits or ...
Whistleblowers help expose kickback schemes disguised as patient assistance programs.
Whistleblowers are playing a key role in revealing Medicare kickback schemes disguised as so-called patient assistance programs. In April, five ...
CNN reports Secretary of State’s security officers became “UberEats with guns” before they became whistleblowers.
“An employee of the Department of Housing and Urban Development may not ask his secretary to type his personal correspondence ...
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