why you should be a whistleblower

1. W H I S T L E B L O W E R
F R O M T H E A N T I F R A U D L A W G R O U P
W H Y S H O U L D Y O U B E A

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3. WHAT IS A
WHISTLEBLOWER?
A whistleblower is someone that has
noticed that a company is committed a
serious offense, usually by defrauding
the government, and then reports what
they've seen.
For their help in producing a successful
case, whistleblowers are given a
percentage of the case's settlement or
award as an incentive.
Whistleblowers are protected by
government law so they can't lose their
jobs or be persecuted at the
workplace.

4. WHY?
A Whistleblower may decide
to report the fraud they
witness for the following:
It's the right thing to do
To stop our government from
being defrauded
You may be entitled to up to 30%
of the settlement or award from
the lawsuit

5. HOW? Contact our attorneys for help
Gather information and evidence to
support your case
Our team will confidentially submit
your case

6. N E E D F O R A
W H I S T L E B L O W E R
E X A M P L E 1 :
A common form of fraud against the
government is in the medical
industry. A whistleblower may
noticed a company committing the
following:
Billing for services not rendered
Miscoding billing to receive higher
payment
Illegal marketing of drugs for off-
label use
Physician and hospital kickbacks

7. N E E D F O R A
W H I S T L E B L O W E R
E X A M P L E 2 :
Another common form of fraud
against the government is defense
contractor fraud. A whistleblower
may notice the following:
Failure to comply with contractor
requirements
Wage fraud
Bidding and kick back violations
Switching a high-quality product
with a lesser product, but billing
for the more expensive product

8. N E E D F O R A
W H I S T L E B L O W E R
E X A M P L E 3 :
Defrauding insurance companies or
the government by fraudulently
selling, producing, or marketing
prescription drugs is a common need
for a whistleblower. The following
violations may be witnessed by the
whistleblower:
Marketing a drug for off-label use
Purposefully creating drugs that
aren't up to governmental
requirements
Giving kickbacks to
doctors/hospitals
Inflating drug prices

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