Who can be a Whistleblower?

Atlanta, Georgia Lawyers Representing Whistleblowers Nationwide

In most cases, whistleblowers are either current or former employees, independent contractors or others working with an organization which engages in fraud or corruption.

Most whistleblowers have unique evidence of wrongdoing or fraud while having a conscience that moves them to do the right thing.

Unique evidence that whistleblowers bring to light are in the form of documents, voicemails, e-mails, reports, fraudulent billing information, bank records, and other useful information that shows a firm has been involved in illegal activity or was failing to follow mandatory procedures which are prescribed by government regulations. The evidence is unique if it has not been made public and if the whistleblower is the sole source of the information.

Zealous Representation in Whistleblower Claims -- Call McAleer Law at 404-816-7374

If you have unique information about violations of government regulations at your place of employment, please call a qui tam attorney at McAleer Law today. We offer a free consultation to examine your case and advise you of your legal rights.

Our whistleblower lawyers thoroughly explain the law so you can make an informed decision about your case. We fully prepare each step in the legal process so that you can be confident that you will not be surprised by anything that develops in your case.

We vigorously Protect the Rights of Whistleblowers

We have the greatest admiration for those with the ethical integrity and courage to blow the whistle on fraud and corruption. We appreciate that corporations may retaliate against whistleblowers by terminating their employment or by demoting them in job or rank or in extreme cases, terminating them. If that has happened to you, we will file a whistleblower lawsuit under the appropriate state or federal whistleblower protection law and fight for your rights.