Frequently Asked Questions About Qui Tam Law
Our team at Berg & Androphy want you to feel support, understanding, and protection when dealing with a qui tam litigation. When dealing with a qui tam lawsuit and whistleblower case, victims can feel overwhelmed, or fear wrongful termination and retaliation. We aim to ensure you are well-informed about your rights and make it simple to understand while defending you.
Please explore the following frequently asked questions often asked by whistleblower (relator) clients about qui tam cases.
What is Qui Tam?
What Does “Qui Tam” Mean?
Who are Whistleblowers?
What Happens in a Qui Tam Case?
Should I File a Qui Tam Suit?
What Makes a Good Qui Tam Case?
What Do I Need to Know Before Hiring an Attorney?
What Laws Govern My Specific Region or Case Type?
What Limitations on Qui Tam Law Should I Consider Before Pursuing My Case?
How Much Settlement Do I Get for a Successful Qui Tam Case?
What are My Rights as a Whistleblower?
When Should I File My Qui Tam Lawsuit?
How Do I Pick the Right Law Firm?
Why Should I Hire Berg & Androphy?
What Types of Qui Tam Cases Does Berg & Androphy Have Experience With?
Why Should I Trust My Qui Tam Case to the Lawyers at Berg & Androphy?
9 Things Every Qui Tam Whistleblower Needs To Know
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This website is designed to provide general information only. This information is not and should not be construed to be legal advice. The transmission of the information found on this website also does not result in the formation of a lawyer-client relationship.
You should be aware that qui tam claims are subject to a Statute of Limitations. The area of limitations periods is complex. There are also first to file rules, public disclosure bars, original source issues, and varying limitations in pursuing retaliation claims. If you wish to pursue your claims, you should promptly seek the opinion of an attorney regarding the merits of your qui tam claim and the applicable statute of limitations.