DOL issues new regulations for whistleblower cases
Today the Department of Labor has issued new regulations for whistleblower claims under four new laws. These laws include two ...
Tag: Whistleblower FAQ
OSHA Whistleblower Fact Sheets
The Department of Labor administers some federal whistleblower laws, and through The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has made ...
Sarbanes-Oxley FAQ
What Federal laws protect whistleblowers who report corporate fraud? In 2002, Congress passed the historic Sarbanes-Oxley Act which protects employees ...
General Whistleblower FAQ
What laws cover the alleged retaliation? The first step in reviewing a whistleblower claim is to determine what statutes or ...
False Claims Act / Qui Tam FAQ
Warning regarding litigation under the False Claims Act The False Claims Act has one of the strongest whistleblower protection provisions ...
Freedom of Information Act FAQ
What is the Freedom of Information Act? FOIA, also known as 5 U.S.C. 522, was passed in 1966 and amended ...
Nuclear Whistleblowers FAQ
What Federal Laws Protect Nuclear Whistleblowers? Whistleblowers in the nuclear power and nuclear weapons industries are specifically protected under section ...
Environmental Whistleblowers FAQ
What Federal Laws Protect Environmental Whistleblowers? Seven major federal environmental laws (Clean Air, Toxic Substances, Clean Water, Atomic Energy, Solid ...
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