Chicago-based law firm DiCello Levitt is doubling down on financial whistleblower work by acquiring the practice of one of the most prominent attorneys in the field, even as the Securities and Exchange Commission appears reluctant to pay out awards.
DiCello Levitt is merging with the Washington-based SEC Whistleblower Advocates PLLC, the firms announced today. Jordan Thomas, who founded SEC Whistleblower Advocates in 2022, worked at the agency and helped write the rules for its whistleblower reward program before leaving to represent whistleblowers himself.
Thomas said his decision to join DiCello Levitt was about building “the next generation of SEC whistleblower ...
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