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Washington DC Capitol Building where whistleblower statutes have been discussed, representing whistleblower protections and the CHOICE Act

New Bill for Bank Whistleblowers in Congress

Last week, Representative Elijah E. Cummings and Senator Tammy Baldwin proposed a bill to modify several financial industry laws including the Dodd-Frank Act and Sarbanes Oxley Act to enhance and extend whistleblower rewards and anti-retaliation protections for bank and Wall Street whistleblowers. For those looking to follow the legislation in the House of Representatives, the...
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Beige Volkswagen Beetle, representing the $4 Billion Fine for Volkswagen and NHTSA Whistleblower Rules

NHTSA Fines Takata Up to $200 Million for Airbag Issues

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a fine of $70 million against airbag manufacturer Takata and an additional $130 million will become due if the company fails to meet the terms of the agreement with the government or additional violations are found. If paid in full, the Takata fine will be the largest civil...
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Statue of Liberty - New York False Claims Act Takes the Lead in the Fight Against Fraud

TARP Fraud Uncovered: Bank CEO’s Guilty Plea in NYC

TARP fraud uncovered: Bank CEO pleads guilty in New York City The  ironies of TARP — the Troubled Assets Relief Program—may take decades to be understood. In the same manner of most great American financial crises, from the days of railroad bribery and trust-busting to world war munitions graft… claims of rights and wrongs are...
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