This document appears to be notes from a law school class about whistleblowing law. It covers several questions: whether a private sector employee can file a False Claims Act lawsuit, if an employee named Alex can use documents in an FCA suit, how Model Rule 1.9(a) would apply to Alex as an FCA relator, a 1967 case from the Eastern District of Virginia called "In re: Ryder", and questions about what information an employee named Cabrazzo can share with her lawyer or use in a lawsuit, and how much data an employee is allowed to copy from their work computer.

1. The Law of
Whistleblowing
Washington University – Fall 2014
class # 23

2. Can a
private sector L
be an
FCA
relator
?

3. Can
Alex
use documents
in her FCA
suit
?

4. How would
MR 1.9(a)
apply to Alex
as an
FCA relator
?

5. In re: Ryder
E.D. Va. 1967

6. May Cabrazzo
share info
with her L
?

7. May Cabrazzo
use info
in her lawsuit
?

8. May you copy:
- entire hard drive
- 11 GB of data
- subset of data
?