Qui Tam Tool Kit

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At Berg and Androphy, we strive to educate our clients on all facets of qui tam litigation and false claims. Qui tam whistleblowers play an important role in preventing fraud against the government. By filing a claim on behalf of the government for fraud against it, an individual may potentially share in a percentage of the recovered funds.

For many years, Berg and Androphy’s qui tam and False Claims Act lawyers have represented whistleblowers in many types of fraud committed against government such as healthcare fraud, Medicaid fraud, defense contractor fraud, IRS tax fraud, environmental regulation, prevailing wage act, education, oil and gas, and scientific research qui tam cases.

We know how to protect our clients and how to deal with the many challenges national whistleblowers may face. Our team of experienced qui tam attorneys is committed to pursuing qui tam cases that can expose fraudulent claims and prevent taxpayers’ money from being used to benefit criminals.

The Qui Tam Toolkit provides whistleblower and qui tam relator resources like books, helpful guides, expert tips and access to presentations and seminars. Learn more about whistleblower protection and the types of qui tam suits we handle.

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Still have questions about Qui Tam? Contact the expert attorneys at Berg & Androphy

Berg & Androphy will be happy to evaluate your potential case. The information you provide will be privileged and confidential. We do not, however, become your attorneys simply because you have emailed us or contacted us by phone. With your permission, we will investigate your case to determine whether we are interested in proceeding. If we are interested, we will send you a written agreement. Until a written fee agreement is agreed to and signed, we do not represent you.

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Name (optional)
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How can we help you? Please provide a brief description of the fraud.*
Has there been any retaliation against you because of your concern about the fraud?
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- Yes
What type of fraud was committed (click drop-down menu to show options below)*
Does the fraud involve federal or state funds? (click drop-down menu to show options below)*
What is the name of the entity committing fraud and where does it do business? If there is more than one entity, please list them all.
What is the date range of the fraudulent activities?
Has there been any retaliation against you because of reports you made regarding the fraud? (click drop-down menu to show options below)
How did you hear about our firm?
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The information you provide is confidential.

You should be aware that claims of this nature are subject to a statute of limitations. Claims arising under the False Claims Act (qui tam claims) must be filed within six years of the submission of the false claim, or within three years after the government should have learned of the facts underlying the claim, but in no event longer than ten years, whichever occurs last. The area of limitations periods is complex. There are also first to file rules, public disclosure bars, original source issues, and potentially varying limitations on pursuing retaliation claims. Time is critical.

Under the Tax Fraud Program, Congress requires the IRS to conduct an examination and to collect any underpayment of taxes within 3 to 6 years from the date when a tax return was filed. There is no statute of limitation in cases involving tax fraud or evasion. There are also rules regarding public disclosure bars and original source issues.

Our Commitment to You:

We receive many calls and emails about these fraud issues. Although we have a team of trial lawyers reviewing your claims, we do not accept all cases. We spend a considerable amount of time reviewing and analyzing all cases. This process includes an investigation of the facts, the law, and sometimes consultation with experts. When we accept a case, we make a major financial and time commitment in pursuing the case. Unlike many law firms, Berg & Androphy is a trial firm, and will litigate False Claims Act cases even if the government declines intervention. Many law firms do not have the resources or expertise to pursue a False Claims Act case without government intervention, and will withdraw from representation if the federal and state governments reject the case. When selecting a law firm you should ask about this commitment and expertise. Although we will consider the federal and state governments’ positions, we have the staff and resources to pursue the case without government assistance. 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.

If we do not take your case, you should not infer from our decision that you do not have a meritorious claim. We are making no representation in this regard, only that given the constraints placed upon the information available, we are unable to pursue this claim. If we decide not to take the case and you wish to pursue your claims you should promptly seek the opinion of another attorney regarding the merits of your claim and the applicable statute of limitations.

Notice:

When you provide information to Berg & Androphy, we do not become your attorneys. Although the information you provide is privileged and confidential, we do not become your attorneys and we do not represent you until we sign a written agreement.