If you have original information about fraud that may qualify for an SEC whistleblower award, contact the Director of our SEC whistleblower practice at [email protected] or call our leading SEC whistleblower lawyers at (202) 930-5901 or (202) 262-8959. All inquiries are confidential. This page has FAQs and other resources for prospective SEC whistleblowers.
Our experienced and effective SEC whistleblower attorneys will provide SEC whistleblowers with the highest-quality representation. In conjunction with our courageous clients, we have helped the SEC halt multi-million dollar investment schemes, expose violations at large publicly traded companies, and return funds to defrauded investors.
In contrast to most SEC whistleblower law firms, our team includes a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner with substantial experience auditing public companies and investigating complex fraud schemes.
Attorneys Representing SEC Whistleblowers
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SEC Whistleblower Process to Obtain an SEC Whistleblower Award
Protections for SEC Whistleblowers
Overview of the SEC Whistleblower Program
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What is the SEC Whistleblower Program?
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Can I submit an anonymous tip to the SEC Whistleblower Office?
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What employment protections are available for SEC whistleblowers?
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What violations qualify for an SEC whistleblower award?
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What types of accounting fraud qualify for an award under the SEC Whistleblower Program?
Whistleblowers Eligible for an Award
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Who is an “eligible” SEC whistleblower?
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Can I submit a claim if I had involvement in the fraud or misconduct?
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Can I submit an SEC Whistleblower claim if the SEC already has an open investigation into the matter?
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Can I submit a tip if I agreed to a confidentiality provision in an employment/severance agreement?
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Can compliance personnel, auditors, officers or directors qualify for an SEC whistleblower award?
Reporting to the SEC and Maximizing Award Percentage
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When is the best time to report the fraud or misconduct to the SEC?
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Do I have to report a securities law violations to my company before reporting the violation to the SEC?
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What is “original information”?
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How might my information “lead to” a successful SEC enforcement action?
- How do I submit a tip to the SEC?
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What type of evidence should I provide to the SEC?
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What factors does the SEC consider when determining the amount of the award?
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Why should I choose the Zuckerman Law to represent me in my SEC whistleblower claim?
After Reporting to the SEC
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What happens after I submit a tip to the SEC?
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How long does it take to receive an SEC whistleblower award?
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SEC Whistleblower Protection Lawyers
The SEC whistleblower protection lawyers at Zuckerman Law have represented CEOs, CFOs, in-house counsel, partners at audit firms and other senior professionals in high-stakes whistleblower matters. Click here to read reviews and testimonials from whistleblower clients.
Drawing on our substantial experience representing corporate whistleblowers, we have published a free guide to SOX titled Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Protection: Robust Protection for Corporate Whistleblowers:
Click here to learn more about anti-retaliation protections for SEC whistleblowers under the Dodd-Frank Act and Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
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