Trump Tariffs Should Lead to Increased False Claims Act Customs Fraud Enforcement
By Russell Kornblith and Shaun Rosenthal On March 6, 2025, the U.S. temporarily exempted certain...
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Fraud in Startup Wonderland
By Ting Cheung, John McKnight, and Savannah Shepherd The Forbes 30 Under 30 Pipeline: A Path to...
Challenging the Feres Doctrine: Sexual Assault in the Military
Members of the military make incredible sacrifices every day in the service of our country. They...
Steps to Take When Presented with a Severance Agreement
By Emma Petite and Qiaojing Ella Zheng When your employer presents you with a severance agreement,...
Renege, Conceal, Evade: Takeaways from Report on USCGA Cover-up of Operation Fouled Anchor
By Christine Dunn and Amira Dehmani Last month, the Congressional Permanent Subcommittee on...
America Needs More Tech Whistleblowers: Protecting Our Digital Future
By Elise Hasseltine and Taja Nadeau The digital economy has become a sophisticated battleground...
Why Doesn’t the Government Bet Bigger on Fraud? Part VI: The Conclusion
By Vince McKnight, Shaun Rosenthal, Erica Roberts, and Savannah Shepherd This series has...
Why Doesn’t the Government Bet Bigger on Fraud? Part V: The Anti-Money Laundering Whistleblower Program
By Vince McKnight, Shaun Rosenthal, Erica Roberts, and Savannah Shepherd The CFTC, SEC, and IRS...
Understanding NYC’s Gender-Motivated Violence Act and the Expiring Window for Survivors to Bring Civil Claims
By Carolin Guentert and Caroline Hatley New York City has a law that allows survivors of sexual...
Why Doesn’t the Government Bet Bigger on Fraud? Part IV: The IRS
By Vincent McKnight, Shaun Rosenthal, Erica Roberts, and Savannah Shepherd As we discussed...