What types of limitations on qui tam law should I consider before pursuing my case?

Like any area of case law, there are limitations surrounding qui tam law that should be considered before a case is pursued. Read about the chronological limitations and learn more about the legislation directly affecting qui tam law. After reviewing the limitations, if your qui tam lawsuit is still viable, please contact our firm so we can begin the process of analyzing your qui tam case and proceed with qui tam litigation.

Although Berg & Androphy has a team of TRIAL LAWYERS reviewing your claims, they do not accept all cases. They spend a considerable amount of time reviewing and analyzing each fraudulent claim. This process includes an investigation of the facts, the law, and sometimes consultation with experts. When they accept a qui tam case, Berg & Androphy makes a major financial and time commitment in pursuing the qui tam action. As a qui tam whistleblower, you can trust that your case will receive thorough and expert attention.

Unlike many law firms, Berg & Androphy is a TRIAL FIRM, and will litigate cases even if the government declines intervention. Many law firms do not have the resources or expertise to pursue a qui tam lawsuit without government intervention, and will withdraw from representation if the federal and state governments reject the case. Of course, each case will be evaluated based on the particular facts of each case, and a final and independent determination will be made by the Firm about whether to proceed without government assistance. As a qui tam whistleblower, it’s crucial to choose a law firm with the commitment and expertise needed to fight for your qui tam action. Attorney advertising often overlooks the importance of experience in qui tam cases.