Corporations accused of false claims often fight hard. These cases take considerable time, effort, and money, and often involve job-related claims. Look for a lawyer with: experience with false claims in the same field or industry you are in; knowledge of employment and whistleblower-rights law; a willingness to invest the resources and time on a contingent fee basis. Finally you should look for a lawyer who will communicate and explain all of the important developments in your case. Listed below are some resources to get you started. These are serious, demanding cases, and it is vital that you choose someone with whom you are comfortable.

Contact Mark Allen Kleiman to arrange a discrete consultation - or to get a referral to an experienced qui tam lawyer in your area. Ask Taxpayers Against Fraud for a referral to one or more lawyers.