‘Whistle Blower’ Cases

A "whistle blower" may be defined as a member of an organization who discloses the organization's illegal, immoral, or illegitimate practices.  Typically supervisors can prevent the bad behavior, but cover it up rather than correct it.  Many times supervisors try to retaliate, which only makes matters worse.

Often the suppression of dangerous or immoral behavior occurs in major corporations such as product manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and insurance companies.

If you have been fired by an insurance company, manufacturer, or a corporation, we want to know.  If you know of unfair insurance or corporate practices, we want to know.  If you have been the victim of the suppression of dangerous or immoral behavior, contact us!