Adult survivors of child sex abuse are getting a renewed chance at justice.
In California, Hawai‘i, and a handful of other states, new laws are extending the time limit to file a case and allowing survivors to seek legal action and compensation. Survivors who may have been previously time-barred from suing...
Read MoreThe False Claims Act: 7 Fast Facts
Our nation's primary whistleblower law, the False Claims Act allows individuals to file qui tam lawsuits on behalf of the government — and it recovers billions of taxpayer dollars every year. But how much do you really know...
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No One Said Opioids Could Cause Birth Defects
Drug manufacturers hid the truth about the dangerous side effects of opioids in misleading advertisements. Now we know opioids could cause birth defects, and victims are turning to opioid attorneys to hold the corporations responsible. Even though advertisements...
Read MorePowerful Failures: Institutional Neglect and Abuse
Established institutions can often make us feel part of an important community: one that is productive, safe and inclusive. Because of this, we understandably trust them with our families and even our children. For decades however, countless allegations...
Read MoreMedia Manipulation Comes Out During Monsanto Roundup Lawsuit
Between growing concern over the safety of glyphosate and allegations of media manipulation, who should the public trust when it comes to understanding the dangers of using Roundup herbicide? As confidential documents were uncovered during discovery in Monsanto...
Read MoreHow Do Whistleblower Laws Work?
In 2018, whistleblowers led the way to $2.1B in False Claims Act recoveries, continuing a long legacy of ordinary citizens fighting for what’s right since the United States’ first qui tam whistleblower law was passed in 1778. What’s...
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