Whistleblower Litigation

Washington, D.C., Whistleblower Litigation Lawyers

Nationwide Advocacy for Whistleblowers

Blowing the whistle on fraud or misconduct takes courage, and our Washington, D.C.-based civil litigation firm is here to stand with you every step of the way. With extensive experience in whistleblower litigation, Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca, LLP represents individuals who bravely expose wrongdoing, from corporate fraud to government contract violations.

Our skilled attorneys are committed to protecting your rights, your career, and your integrity while pursuing justice on your behalf. Navigating these complex cases requires extensive legal knowledge and strategic precision, qualities for which we are known. Our mission is to make your voice heard and bring about meaningful change.

Speak with a Washington, D.C., whistleblower litigation attorney at Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca, LLP. Call (202) 789-3960 or contact us online.

Our Whistleblower Representation in Washington, D.C. & Beyond

We represent whistleblowers who seek to recover funds lost to government fraud.

Under the federal False Claims Act and similar laws, whistleblowers can file lawsuits to recover funds that the government has lost due to fraud and receive a portion of the government’s recovery as a reward.

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Here's What Sets CGL Apart

Persuasive Advocacy

Success comes from strategic persuasion, whether in the courtroom, before Congress, or in public policy debates. We know when to negotiate and when to fight.
Legal & Policy Experience

Our strength lies in bridging the gap between litigation and public policy, seamlessly navigating courts, legislatures, and government agencies.
Individualized Strategy

Every client and case is unique. We leverage our team’s diverse skills to craft tailored legal solutions that deliver real results.

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Types of Fraud in Whistleblowing

Whistleblower cases often involve exposing a wide range of fraudulent activities, including but not limited to:

Healthcare fraud. Examples include overbilling Medicare or Medicaid, falsifying patient records, or performing unnecessary medical procedures to increase profits.
Government contract fraud. This can involve overcharging for goods or services, delivering substandard products, or misrepresenting costs in contracts with federal or state governments.
Tax fraud. Companies or individuals evading taxes by underreporting income, inflating deductions, or hiding assets.
Securities fraud. Insider trading, falsifying financial statements, or misleading investors about a company’s performance.
Environmental violations. Companies failing to comply with environmental regulations, such as illegally dumping hazardous waste or falsifying emissions data.
Procurement fraud. Manipulating bidding processes, submitting false claims, or colluding with competitors to rig contracts.
Financial fraud. Misconduct in banking or lending practices, such as predatory lending, mortgage fraud, or manipulating interest rates.
Workplace safety violations. Concealing unsafe working conditions or failing to adhere to OSHA regulations.

For example, medical billing fraud is a significant problem that costs the federal and state governments billions annually.

Common fraudulent practices in medical billing include:

Billing for services not performed or for medical equipment not provided;
Billing for unnecessary services or equipment, called “upcoding,” or charging for a good or service that is more expensive than what was provided;
Paying kickbacks to referring doctors or patients.

Whistleblowers play a critical role in uncovering these activities, often leading to significant legal and financial consequences for the wrongdoers.

Contact Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca, LLP at (202) 789-3960 if you are aware of any fraudulent practices relating to goods or services paid for by the federal or a state government.