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...
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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...
Amicus Briefs and Civil Rights: Advancing LGBTQ+ Equality Through Legal Advocacy
For over 60 years, the U.S. Supreme Court has been a battleground for LGBTQ+ rights, shaping...
The Wage Gap and Equal Pay Progress, Part III: Developments in Protections
By Schwanda Rountree, Erica Roberts, and Amira Dehmani In Parts I and II of this series, we...
How Women’s Bills of Rights Impact Transgender, Nonbinary, and Intersex Employees
By Madison Zucco and Luke Lamberti Around the country, Women’s Bills of Rights have emerged as a...
Constitutional Challenges for Whistleblowers: Insights from Zafirov v. Florida Medical Associates
“The [False Claim Act’s] qui tam provisions have long inhabited something of a constitutional...