John W. Day is an experienced attorney who recognizes the advantages to his clients of big firm experience and expertise in addition to economical methods and personal focus. John stands for clients who have actually been taken advantage of by government misconduct, including whistleblower retaliation, injury or fatality at the hands of a law enforcement police officer, false arrest and governmental harassment based upon the workout of one's constitutional rights.

The Fund approves intakes from government and private sector whistleblowers and testimonials cases concerning retaliation, discrimination, qui tam, and suits filed under the Whistleblower Protection Act (government workers), Sarbanes-Oxley and Dodd-Frank Act (company employees), amongst various other federal and state legislations.

When a big healthcare insurer in New Mexico paid $18.5 million inadequate in tax obligations in 2003-4, three female employees of the insurer stepped forward as whistleblowers. John represents clients in Los Alamos, Taos, Raton, along with Santa Fe and the surrounding locations.

Neither the National Whistleblower Center neither the Whistleblower Legal Defense and Education Fund can provide legal advice as part of the LAP intake process. John provides depiction in instances which combine both criminal and civil matters. Additionally, it is suggested that you acquire a duplicate of Guidelines for Whistleblowers This book will aid you understand the legislations that may safeguard you and will certainly help you explain to potential lawyers the values of your case.

If the federal government gets involved in the lawsuit in this way, the whistleblower may receive 15% to 25% of the profits of an insurance claim. The New Mexico Fraud Against Taxpayers Act (FATA) is a state legislation that allows residents who believe offenses of state law, such as government fraud, to submit qui tam" suits.

This program is absolutely free for all whistleblowers and has actually connected numerous whistleblowers with attorneys. The Fund runs a free-of-charge program in which whistleblowers can fill in a safe consumption kind that allows whistleblowers to submit standard information about their cases on a confidential basis.

The Fund has actually never ever billed a cost to whistleblowers for these services. The National Whistleblower Legal Defense and Education Fund (Fund") has sponsored a Lawyer Reference Program (ARP") for whistleblowers, attempting to situate private sector attorneys how to file a whistleblower lawsuit represent whistleblowers.