On December 13, the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee unanimously passed legislation expanding whistleblower protections “to all judicial branch employees.” According ...
On October 28, Governor Kathy Hochul (D-NY) signed a bill that grants whistleblower protections to employees. Assembly Bill A5144A “specifically ...
On July 11, the governor of Colorado signed a bill that expands whistleblower protections in the workplace. Worker Rights Related ...
On June 12th, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the Philadelphia City Council proposed a bill that would prohibit retaliation against ...
On April 11th, 2020, Governor Ralph Northam of Virginia signed House Bill 798 into law. The act strengthens the whistleblower ...
An Idaho bill that would limit non-economic damages in whistleblower lawsuits to $370,000 headed to the state’s governor on Wednesday. ...
Three whistleblowers who work for Con Edison (Con Ed), the biggest utility company in New York City, revealed that they ...
The Missouri Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's ruling in Pitcher v. Centene Corporation. A jury found Ms. Pitcher’s ...
False Claims Act legislation to cover tax frauds is under consideration in D.C., Michigan, and California, according to Bloomberg Tax. ...
After losing a round in state Supreme Court, the Idaho State Police has reached a $1.3 million settlement with a ...
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