Government Whistleblower Claims

Dallas Whistleblower Claims Attorney

Whistleblower claims occur when an employee of an entity suspects that some form of wrongdoing is occurring. This often happens in the context of government contracts and Medicare/Medicaid payments, where employees of the private contractor or doctor find overcharging, phony charges and other fraud. These cases are brought under the federal False Claims Act and are know as "qui tam" actions. If the claims are found to be valid, the defendant is liable for treble (triple) damages and the whistleblower may be entitled to share in the recovery.

False Clams Act Qui Tam Attorney

I can help you determine if your facts appear to provide enough evidence to bring a whistleblower case, and as your attorney, I can advise you on additional steps that need to be taken to protect your job while the lawsuit proceeds. I work to vigorously to represent your interests and protect you from retaliation. Contact me, Attorney Dan Atkerson for a free initial consultation and case evaluation

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A share of the triple damages is offered to the whistleblower as compensation for the risk of bringing a claim. I understand the discomfort you may feel, accusing your employer and perhaps, coworkers, of fraud or wrongdoing. I will ensure that your case is well developed and built with supporting, factual evidence.

Your Confidentiality is Assured

Cases filed under the False Claims Act are filed "under seal," meaning only the Judge knows you have brought a lawsuit. Neither your employer nor your co-workers will know that you have filed a case. If the Justice Department decides the facts warrant prosecution, they take over the case. The whistleblower (known as the ''relator" under the Act) will still share in any recovery.

Retaliation Defense

I also represent clients who have suffered retaliation and wrongful termination on the job as a result of a whistleblower claim. If your employer has retaliated against you for bringing legitimate case under the False Claims Act, they may be liable for additional damages.

I work to help my clients understand their rights and how to report illegal activities by their employer. Whistleblower cases are complex, often involving complicated billing fraud, so you want an experienced lawyer to help you bring a case. I offer a free initial consultation so you can discuss your case with me without cost or obligation.

Contact Texas whistleblower attorney Dan A. Atkerson today.


Location

1025 Arches Park DrIVE | Allen, TEXAS (TX) | 75013 | 214-383-3606 | e-mail us

From offices in Allen, injury attorney Dan A. Atkerson represents clients in the communities of Addison, Allen, Arlington, Carrollton, Coppell, Flower Mound, Fort Worth, Frisco, Garland, Irving, McKinney, Plano, Richardson, and the Colony, and throughout the DFW Metroplex. He also represents residents of Collin County, Dallas County, Denton County, and Tarrant County, Texas

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