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An iconic scene from the sci-fi comedy series “Red Dwarf” meant to parody the absurdist fetishization of image forensics — in which TV and movie characters are able to perform seemingly magical im...

ECHR Ruling is vindication for Raphaël Halet after Strasbourg lower court sided with Luxembourg two years earlier Luxembourg obstructed the freedom of expression of the whistleblower in the Luxleak...

The investigation that led to the downfall of Outcome Health started with a single email after the company made headlines with a blockbuster deal that valued it at more than $5 billion. The compan...

A former PricewaterhouseCoopers employee, convicted after revealing details of how some of the world’s biggest companies dodged taxes by setting up a base in Luxembourg, won his bid to be recogniz...

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When is a “whistleblower” not a “whistleblower” qualifying for a bounty ordinarily available under government whistleblower programs? A recent court decision in the United States has drawn some lin...

Each week, Crowell & Moring’s State Attorneys General team highlights significant actions that State AGs have taken. Here are this week’s updates. Multistate Several state attorneys general a...

(Bloomberg) -- A US law passed after Russia invaded Ukraine has given a boost to a flawed Treasury Department program that lawyers claimed deterred whistleblowers from providing tips on the role o...

US will pay for tips on money-laundering, sanctions violations Program picking up after paying no awards in first two years A US law passed after Russia invaded Ukraine has given a boost to a fla...