When the government overpays for goods or services, or pays for goods or services never provided, fraud may have occurred.
If you know that your employer, another business or individual is defrauding the government you can help recover taxpayers' dollars by sparking and aiding a non-public investigation during which your job and your rights are protected. If the fraud you helped reveal is prosecuted you can be rewarded for your public service at the conclusion with a percentage of the funds that are recovered by prosecuting the exposed scheme to defraud.
Do the right thing. Expose fraud and "blow the whistle" on persons and businesses stealing taxpayers' money. Under Qui Tam provisions of the federal False Claims Act, and similar legislation in many states, through your attorney you may join the government as it prosecutes a case triggered by information that you've provided.
Individuals, in effect, can become "private prosecutors" when they reveal schemes in which a federal or a state agency was being defrauded but did not know it.
Led by former federal prosecutor and experienced civil litigator Timothy J. McInnis, Esq., our attorneys, evaluate and bring Qui Tam whistleblower lawsuits under federal and state false claims acts.
For more information contact McInnis Law using the e-mail address below. If you'd prefer not to send e-mail, please call the phone number above the e-mail address.
McInnis Law
Timothy J. McInnis, Esq.
521 5th Avenue, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10175-0038
Telephone: 212-292-4573 Facsimile: 212-292-4574
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