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What does qui tam mean? Qui tam is simply Latin
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My
company is cheating the government on a contract. I can't find
another job and can't afford to lose this one. What can I do?
Harassment against a whistleblower is illegal. Any employer
should think twice before allowing harassment, as the law not
only protects an employee's rights, but also entitles the
whistleblower to certain monetary damages for harm done. The
law states that this shall include "reinstatement with the
same seniority status... two times the amount of back pay,
interest on any back pay, and compensation for any special
damages."
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Who can file a qui tam lawsuit?
Anyone with knowledge of fraudulent use of government funds
may file a qui tam suit. This would include employees or
former employees of the defrauding company, competitors or
subcontractors of the defrauding company, state and local
governments, federal employees, public interest groups, or
private citizens.
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Was the Federal False Claims Act just recently passed? It
seems that I never heard of it until lately.
Actually, the Federal False Claims Act has been in effect
since 1863. It was not until 1986, when the qui tam provisions
were added that important protections and safeguards were
enacted for whistleblowers. The qui tam provisions also made
it easier for an individual to file suit under this act.
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How do I find experts to help me with my whistleblower
case? Your attorney can suggest a team of experts to
help develop your case. It is important to choose a lawyer
that is experienced in whistleblower law.
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