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SEC Whistleblower Reward Program

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September 15, 2021

Two unnamed whistleblowers received awards totaling $114 million for recoveries in an SEC enforcement action and two related actions.  The first whistleblower, who received an award of $110 million, provided independent analysis of publicly-available information about an unnamed company, as well as a witness list and substantial ongoing assistance during investigations by the SEC and another unidentified agency.  The second whistleblower, who received an award of $4 million, provided more limited information after the SEC had already undertaken significant investigative steps.    SEC

SEC Whistleblower Program Summer Roundup - Nearing the Billion Dollar Mark

Posted  09/9/21
SEC-building
For the SEC Whistleblower Program, it was business as usual this summer.  With total awards of more than $50 million to 25 whistleblowers, the agency moved ever closer to the billion dollar mark.  Here is how it played out for the SEC program over the not so lazy days of summer:
  • June 2 – $23 million (2 whistleblowers)
  • June 14 – $3 million (2 whistleblowers)
  • June 21 – $5.3 million (4...

August 27, 2021

Five whistleblowers whose information and assistance led to three separate SEC enforcement actions have been awarded approximately $2.6 million.  In the first award, one whistleblower received $1.2 million for developing a complex algorithm, applying it to publicly available data, and providing the agency with independent analysis that saved valuable time and resources.  In the second award, three whistleblowers received over $1 million for reporting information after reporting internally failed to achieve results.  In the third award, one whistleblower received $350,000 for providing independent analysis based on patterns detected in publicly available data, which required expertise developed over many years.  SEC

August 10, 2021

The SEC has made awards of nearly $6 million total to two whistleblowers.  According to the agency, one whistleblower received $3.5 million for providing valuable new information that expanded the geographic scope of an existing investigation.  The second whistleblower received more than $2.4 million for providing information about previously unknown conduct.  SEC

August 6, 2021

The SEC has awarded more than $3.5 million to three whistleblowers whose information and assistance led to two separate enforcement actions.  In the first order, an individual received approximately $2 million for providing information that launched an investigation into an ongoing fraud.  In the second order, one whistleblower received approximately $1 million and a second whistleblower received approximately $500,000 for providing information that assisted the agency in an existing investigation.  SEC

August 2, 2021

The SEC has announced awards totaling more than $4 million to whistleblowers whose contributions resulted in two successful enforcement actions.  In the first order, two whistleblowers were awarded $2 million and $150,000 each, while in the second order, another two whistleblowers were awarded $1.1 million and $500,000 each.  According to the SEC, the whistleblowers’ alerts sparked investigations into previously unknown misconduct.  SEC

Federal Court Confirms That Outsiders Can Be SEC Whistleblower Too

Posted  07/30/21
SEC-building
What does it mean to be a “whistleblower”?  Often, people think of corporate or government employees with access to secret information that’s not visible from the outside.  A classic example is Daniel Ellsberg.  Working as a military analyst for the RAND Corporation, Ellsberg accessed and leaked an explosive Top Secret study of U.S. activities in the Vietnam War. But the U.S. whistleblower award programs...

In Defense of Whistleblowers: Poppy Alexander Appears on Law & Disorder Podcast

Posted  07/13/21
Constantine Cannon whistleblower attorney Poppy Alexander was interviewed as a featured guest on the Law & Disorder podcast.  In an interview with Heidi Boghosian, Poppy discussed the False Claims Act, including its rewards and protections for whistleblowers.  The FCA allows private persons, known as relators, to bring what are called qui tam lawsuits on the government’s behalf, and claim a share of any recovery...
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