NWC Opposes Corporate Lobby Attempt to Weaken Whistleblower Provisions in Dodd-Frank
The proposals by the Corporate Lobby are not "user friendly" as required by the statute and do not further the ...
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NWC Advocacy Director Appears on Fox Business
These provisions are designed to encourage private employees to report fraud. However, for all the good provisions in the bill, ...
NWC Hosts Seminar on Dodd-Frank Reform & the False Claims Act
On Friday, July 23, 2010, the National Whistleblower Center (NWC) hosted a seminar on the False Claims Act that included ...
SEC settles with whistleblower Aguirre for $755,000
The New York Times reports that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has agreed to pay $755,000 to settle a ...
Wall Street Reform Bill Includes Whistleblower Protections
The Wall Street Reform bill, recently reported out of conference, includes a number of provisions designed to protect employees who ...
Fraud up; SEC enforcement up; need for whistleblowers up
The LA Times reported last week on a series of trends in securities fraud. The $65 billion lost in the ...
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 ...
In Other Whistleblower News…3 More Important Stories
If you haven't noticed, we have been really focused on passing stronger whistleblower laws in the economic stimulus bill. We ...
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