5G Cancer Risks: Asbestos of a New Generation?
5G implementation is proceeding straightaway despite serious concerns raised by numerous credible researchers and scientists. The next generation of cell phone technology could pose serious
Pharmacy and Drug Fraud: A Prescription for Imprisonment and Big Fines
Drug Fraud Since 2018 A number of civil settlements and criminal convictions involving pharmacy and drug fraud in 2018 have highlighted a longstanding problem that
Greater Incentives for Customs Fraud Created by New High Tariffs
Setting the Stage for Customs Fraud Domestic importers are paying record amounts in customs duties due to a recent surge in the number of new
Electronic Health Records: A Prognosis for Severe Missteps and Potential Fraud
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the Department of Veterans Affairs is in discussions with Apple to provide portable electronic health records (“EHRs”) to military
Sobering News of Surging Fraud in the Addiction Treatment Industry
The opioid epidemic has exacted an immeasurable cost on our country in both human and financial costs. It has also given rise to a new
Do Drug and Healthcare Ads Push Ethical Boundaries?
In the past four years, pharmaceutical companies have more than doubled their healthcare ad spending, making it the second-fastest growing ad category in the nation.
Behind the Opioid Epidemic
Contributing to the Opioid Epidemic The United States Department of Justice and numerous state governments have intervened in numerous qui tam whistleblower suits, including one
CFTC Issues Record $30 Million Fine for Spoofing to Deutsche Bank
Record Fine Against Deutsche Bank The CFTC announced enforcement actions against three banks and six individuals for spoofing at the end of January. The three
Key Whistleblower Changes in Bipartisan Budget Act
Bipartisan Budget Act to Help End 2nd Federal Government Shutdown The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, passed overnight and signed this morning by President Trump
False Claims Act Whistleblowers Paid $392 Million in Fiscal Year 2017
A Big Year for the False Claims Act The Department of Justice recovered more then $3.7 billion in settlements and judgments in Fiscal Year 2017
Collected Proceeds Clarification for IRS Whistleblowers Dropped from Tax Bill
Definition of Collected Proceeds Dropped The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that the reconciliation of the tax legislation has dropped the definition of collected proceeds
Latest Settlement Reveals Mortgage Fraud Continued Years After Financial Crisis Ended
Mortgage Fraud Continues We are reaching the end of a decade since mortgage fraud hit its peak in 2007. However, the latest settlement by IberiaBank
SEC Has Recovered Over $1 Billion Due to Whistleblower Tips
SEC Recovers Over $1 Billion Over the past week, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has issued total rewards of over $20 million to three
SEC Cyber Unit Freezes 15 Million in Investor Funds Raised by PlexCoin
SEC Attempts to Halt ICO by PlexCoin The SEC today announced an enforcement action against the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) by PlexCoin. The SEC obtained
Evaluating Cryptocurrencies for Potentially Big Whistleblower Cases
Cryptocurrency, led by bitcoin, has become a hot topic in the mainstream media recently. Both the CME and Nasdaq have announced plans to introduce trading
Collected Proceeds Debate Continues in Regards to Title 26 in IRS Whistleblower Cases and Congress
The Debate in Collected Proceeds Still Continues The Justice Department has appealed a decision by the U.S. Tax Court last year to provide an IRS
The Annual CFTC Whistleblower Report for 2017
2017 CFTC Whistleblower Report The CFTC has also issued its annual report to Congress on the Dodd-Frank Act whistleblower program during Fiscal Year 2017. The
SEC Issues Annual Whistleblower Report for 2017
Annual Whistleblower Report is Here The annual SEC whistleblower report to Congress for Fiscal Year 2017 has been released. It provides information and data about