In Second-Ever Enforcement Action of Its Kind, SEC Stands with Whistleblower Against Company’s Attempt to Muzzle Reporting
Posted 11/8/19
Whistleblower Protection Laws
This archive displays posts tagged as relevant to laws that protect whistleblowers from retaliation, but do not include whistleblower reward provisions. You may also be interested in the following pages:
“Whistleblowers don’t come forward because it polls well; they come forward because, having done their own moral calculus, they simply don’t have a choice.”
Posted 11/6/19
New York Poised to Become One of Most Whistleblower-Friendly Places
Posted 10/17/19
How to Be a Whistleblower
Posted 07/19/19
New York Introduces Bills to Expand Whistleblower Protections
Posted 06/21/19
New EU Rules Give Protection to Whistleblowers
Posted 04/26/19
Survival Guide for Whistleblowers
Posted 04/16/19
Question of the Week — Is Omarosa Manigault Newman a Whistleblower?
Posted 08/15/18
Whistleblowers at the SEC Office of the Inspector General Allege Retaliation
Posted 11/13/17
By the C|C Whistleblower Lawyer Team
The Wall Street Journal reports on employees within the SEC inspector general’s office alleging retaliation for pointing out misconduct within the office. At least two employees who work for Carl Hoecker, the current Inspector General at the SEC, filed complaints with different federal whistleblower agencies. The complaints allege that the whistleblower employees brought forth...
SEC Supreme Court Amicus Brief Filed in Support of Whistleblower Anti-Retaliation Provisions Under Dodd-Frank
Posted 10/26/17
By the C|C Whistleblower Lawyer Team
An article from Law360 discusses the SEC’s position on the anti-retaliation provisions in Dodd-Frank based on an amicus brief filed in the Supreme Court. The case involves whistleblower Paul Somers, a former employee of Digital Realty Trust Inc., who sought to take advantage of Dodd-Frank’s anti-retaliation provisions even though he did not report the alleged securities...