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Steps to Take If You Suspect Government Fraud at Your Workplace

Government fraud can occur in many different sectors, from healthcare to defense contracting to research grants, among others. Employees are often the first to notice suspicious conduct in the workplace that could indicate fraudulent practices. As an employee, discovering that your employer is engaging in fraudulent activities against the government can be...

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Do I Need Direct Evidence to File a False Claims Act Case? Understanding Legal Standards

The False Claims Act (FCA) protects against actions by persons or entities that knowingly defraud the government. The FCA operates through a special legal mechanism, “qui tam,” which enables private individuals (referred to as whistleblowers or Relators) to file a lawsuit on behalf of the government against the...

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What Is the False Claims Act? A Whistleblower’s Guide to Reporting Government Fraud

Reporting government fraud is incredibly important.   The fraud concerns hard-working taxpayer dollars. Because government fraud is such a substantial issue, the False Claims Act was established as a way of providing a loophole for private citizens. 

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Louise Herman Discusses Employer Social Media Policies in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

We’re proud to share that attorney Louise A. Herman was recently featured in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly in an article examining the fast-evolving legal landscape surrounding employee speech and workplace social media policies following the widely publicized murder of political activist Charlie Kirk. As a respected

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The Intersection of Healthcare Fraud and the False Claims Act: A Legal Overview

Healthcare compliance in the United States is incredibly important. Healthcare fraud results in billions of dollars in losses to the government from taxpayer dollars and can undermine the delivery of quality healthcare. If you suspect that your employer is committing healthcare fraud, your attorney can file a qui tam lawsuit under the...

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How Can I Report Fraud in Healthcare?

Healthcare fraud drains billions of dollars from our healthcare system every year, affecting patients, providers, and taxpayers alike. As a healthcare professional, you are uniquely positioned to identify and report fraudulent activities that might otherwise go undetected. Taking action not only helps protect patients but also preserves the integrity of our healthcare...

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Can I Be Fired for Complaining About Workplace Discrimination?

If you’ve experienced discrimination at work, you might wonder if saying something will just make things worse. That fear is common—and understandable. No one wants to lose their job for standing up for themselves. But here’s the truth: it’s against the law for your employer to fire you for complaining about workplace...

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