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Whistleblower Lawyer Philadelphia, PA
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In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, what is a whistleblower?
The Whistleblower Advocates is a law firm established in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that aids employees who disclose illegal, immoral, illicit, damaging, or fraudulent behavior at a private or public organization.
We have supported hundreds of whistleblowers in collecting compensation and giving free and confidential consultations as experienced whistleblower attorneys.
Our local Whistleblower lawyers have helped clients in surrounding areas of Philadelphia, Oxford Circle, Olney, West Oak Lane, Mayfair, Cobbs Creek, Somerton, Bustleton, Overbrook, Holmesburg, Richmond, Rhawnhurst, Lawndale, Upper Kensington, Frankford, Logan, Rittenhouse, Wissinoming, Hartranft, Fox Chase, Pennsylvania.
What does it mean to be a whistleblower?
A whistleblower is someone who discovers wrongdoing by another person or organization and decides to denounce it to authorities. Whistleblowers are legally protected from reprisal in certain countries, but not all.
What makes someone a whistleblower?
A whistleblower is someone who discovers wrongdoing inside his or her company and decides to inform the authorities. Employers are legally prohibited from retaliating against whistleblowers. They may risk criminal prosecution if they are not safeguarded. You should consult with a whistleblower lawyer to determine your future steps.
Who Is Eligible to Be a Whistleblower?
Employees who disclose criminal activities on the part of their employers are legally protected. It makes no difference whether they were fired or not. If you feel that someone has broken federal laws, your whistleblower attorney may submit a complaint with the Department of Labor's Office of Inspector General (OIG).
Is it necessary to report anonymously?
Yes, but only if the prerequisites are met. Yes, you should report fraud anonymously if possible. If you are reporting anything else, such as a criminal act, you should not do it anonymously. We believe you should hire an attorney to represent you.
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