A Whistleblower’s Legal Journey, Part IV: Know Your Rights as a Whistleblower Facing Retaliation
By Shaun Rosenthal and Danya Rangachar The following hypothetical scenario is, unfortunately, all...
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Outed at Work? You May Have Protections
By: Ting Cheung, Xan Wolstenholme-Britt, Neha Sharma, Mary Duggan, and Erin Simard What is...
A Whistleblower’s Legal Journey, Part III: How Do I Know If the Securities and Exchange Commission Will Be Interested in My Case?
By Shaun Rosenthal and Danya Rangachar Is the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”)...
A Whistleblower’s Legal Journey, Part II: Do I Need an Attorney to Report Fraud to the Government?
By Shaun Rosenthal and Danya Rangachar This blog post is part of our Whistleblower series. Is...
A Whistleblower’s Legal Journey, Part I: To Be, or Not to Be, a Whistleblower, That Is the Question
By Shaun Rosenthal and Danya Rangachar The Background & Impact of Fraud & Deceptive...
Safeguarding Your Retirement: Recognizing and Confronting 401(k) Plan Mismanagement
For countless Americans, the promise of a secure retirement rests on their 401(k) plans. These...
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...
The Power of Passion Paired With Professional Judgment in Litigation
On the 20th anniversary of our firm’s founding, we at would like to...
David Sanford Reflects on 20 Years of Advocating for Justice: Celebrating [nap_names id="FIRM-NAME-5"]‘s Legacy and Far-Reaching Impact
As we commemorate the 20th anniversary of , we reflect on our...
Archdiocese Of Baltimore Files Bankruptcy To Avert Child Sex Abuse Claims; The Wave Of Reckoning Continues
Child sexual abuse within the Catholic Church has cast a long shadow worldwide. In recent decades,...