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The D.C. Circuit should affirm the IRS' rejection of a man's claim for a whistleblower award because it was filed too late and the agency never collected proceeds or took action... To view the full...

The Massachusetts Appellate Court reinstated an emergency medical technician's complaint against his former employer after determining he is a health care provider under the state's whistleblower a...

As we have noted in recent days[1], upon returning to the Oval Office, the Trump Administration swiftly: Sent the message that it will pursue an agenda of aggressive enforcement related to immigr...

We’ve written before about the “tennis match” that describes how, with changes in presidential parties, the Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed different tests to determine whether workers are ...

Employees of Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU) under the banner of the Centre of Indian Trade Union (CITU) today staged a protest outside the Deputy Commissioner’s office against “i...

“Part of the idea here is that by incentivizing either whistleblowers or people who have criminal exposure to come forward to the Criminal Division, that ratchets up the pressure on companies to c...

The system for anti-retaliation protections for federal employees who blow the whistle or speak out about their agency’s conduct is infamously weak, with whistleblowers usually forced to pursue re...