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Government joins Floyd Landis’ Whistleblower suit against Lance Armstrong and others relating to fraud on US Postal Service -
Pending claims seeking the recovery of more than $1 billion by the United States. -
Government recoveries in excess of $325 million from targets and transactions identified by firm clients. -
Decades of experience fighting fraud against the Government and representing whistleblowers. -
Record-setting civil recovery against government contractors related to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Award-winning former DOJ counsel Dedicated to Fighting Fraud
Representing Whistleblowers Nationwide
The Law Offices of Paul D. Scott, P.C. represents whistleblowers in cases across the nation. Our former U.S. Department of Justice trial attorneys advocate on behalf of whistleblowers under numerous government sponsored awards programs. Based on our decades of experience as both private and government attorneys, we carefully select only a limited number of cases to ensure personalized attention to each matter. We represent our clients with integrity and believe strongly in every case we bring.
FCA
The False Claims Act provides for rewards and protection for whistleblowers with knowledge of fraud against the United States government.
IRS
The Internal Revenue Service whistleblower program offers mandatory rewards for qualifying information regarding large underpayments of tax, even if no fraud involved.
SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission pays rewards to qualifying whistleblowers for information regarding violations of the nation’s securities laws
CFTC
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is authorized to provide rewards for information regarding violations of the Commodity Exchange Act.
Kleptocracy Asset Recovery – Russia
The Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Rewards Program, pays rewards to qualified individuals who provide information leading to the restraint or seizure, forfeiture, or repatriation of “stolen assets,” linked to foreign government corruption.
Anti-Money Laundering Rewards
The Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) pays mandatory awards to qualifying whistleblowers who provide information about specific violations of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)
