Fighting for Whistleblowers Dedicated to Stopping Fraud on the Government
Fraud on the Government treasury is stealing money from the United States taxpayers.
When a whistleblower steps forward to expose fraud on the Government, experienced Hare Wynn attorneys are there to guide them through the intricacies and pitfalls of the False Claims Act.
Hare Wynn’s team of experienced False Claims Act attorneys have recovered more than $900 Million ($900,000,000) in False Claims Act damages for the United States Treasury, while also rewarding the whistleblowers who brought the claims. In 2009, two of Hare Wynn’s attorneys were recognized as False Claims Act “Lawyers of the Year” by the non-profit whistleblower support organization - Taxpayers Against Fraud.
The attorney’s at Hare Wynn have litigated False Claims Act cases for whistleblowers in the areas of: health care fraud; kickbacks; Stark Act violations; off-label marketing of pharmaceuticals; defense contractor fraud; underpayment of oil royalties; nursing home fraud; false Medicare cost reports; use of illegal immigrants on federal construction projects; billing for services not performed; as well as upcoding and unbundling of medical services. Hare, Wynn has also recovered monetary damages for numerous whistleblowers under the False Claims Act anti-retaliation provision.
Hare Wynn has battled on behalf of whistleblowers in the federal district courts around the country as well the United States Supreme Court and the Sixth, Eleventh and DC Circuit Courts of Appeals. Hare, Wynn is one of only a hand full of law firms in the Country that has litigated a False Claims Act jury trial.
Do you suspect your employer is committing fraud? Do you know what your legal options are concerning false claims? Are you confused about the procedures involved in filing a False Claims Act Case?
Do You Have a Potential False Claims Act Case?
Do you have information that a corporation or other entity is cheating (defrauding) the Federal Government or the State Government?
Is the cheating (fraud) causing financial harm to the Federal or State Government?
Has the cheating (fraud) you are aware of cost the government more than $250,000?
Does the cheating involve the Federal tax code?
Did you learn about the circumstances from the media or from public documents in a lawsuit or other proceeding?
Did the cheating (fraud) occur within the past six years?
Do you have any independent evidence of the fraud other than your own knowledge or suspicions?
Would you like to talk to someone about your potential False Claims Act case?
If you answered yes to any of the preceding questions, you've come to the right place. This site offers extensive information on the "Qui Tam" Whistleblower provisions of the False Claims Act, and actual examples of some of the larger false claims cases in recent years. We handle cases across the United States.
