Brady & Associates managing partner, Michael Brady, recently appeared on The Attorney Post podcast on which he discussed recent trends and changes in Whistleblower laws, and also that he intended his firm to branch out to work with whistleblowers at a national level.
On the podcast, Brady discussed his firm's approach to whistleblower cases, including how to protect said whistleblowers from retribution, while ensuring that justice is served. The USDOJ reported last week that false claims settlements and judgments exceeded $2 billion in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2022. These judgments were spread across 351 settlements, the 2nd highest ever recorded.
The act of blowing the whistle on corruption, abuse of power, or illegal activity within an organization can be a challenging and risky process. Whistleblowers can face retaliation, including termination, demotion, harassment, and even legal action. However, they also stand to benefit when catching fraud and corruption at the government level - the whistleblower typically receives a portion of the recovery ranging between 15% and 30%. To protect themselves and their careers, it is imperative for whistleblowers to seek the advice and representation of a knowledgeable attorney specializing in whistleblower law.
Brady & Associates, a Kansas City-based law firm specializing in whistleblower protection and federal false claims litigation, recently gained recognition for its work in advocating for those who choose to...
The Ghana Museums and Monuments Board (GMMB) has issued a formal apology to Professor Wazi Apoh, Dean of the School of Arts and Professor of Archaeology at the University of Ghana, following the c...