Let Us Evaluate Your Claim
Do you have any questions about the false claims submitted to the U.S. government or evidence of other illicit activities? We are available to evaluate your potential case. Submitting this form initiates a confidential review process, but does not create an attorney-client relationship. If the facts appear actionable under the False Claims Act or other applicable statutes, we may follow up to discuss next steps.
Important Information About False Claims Act Cases
Time Limits and Key Filing Rules
False Claims Act (Qui Tam) cases are subject to strict filing deadlines. In general, a claim must be filed within six years of the violation, or within three years after the government reasonably should have discovered the fraud — but in no event more than ten years after the violation. Other rules also apply, including first-to-file restrictions, public disclosure bars, original source requirements, and limits on retaliation claims. Timing matters. Consulting with an experienced attorney early in the process is critical.
Our Commitment to You
We receive many inquiries about False Claims Act cases and carefully review each submission. While we cannot take every case, our process includes detailed fact review, legal analysis, and consultation with experts when necessary.
As a trial firm, we are equipped to litigate FCA cases with or without government intervention — something many firms are not prepared to do. While we value government involvement, we are fully capable of pursuing strong cases independently when appropriate. Every case is assessed individually.
If we are unable to take your case, it does not mean your claim lacks merit. Our decision is based solely on the information available at the time of review. If you wish to move forward, we encourage you to consult another attorney promptly to protect your rights.
Attorney-Client Relationship Disclaimer
Please note that providing information to our firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship. While anything you share is treated as confidential and privileged, we do not represent you unless and until a formal written agreement is signed.