The U.S. Justice Department has joined the whistle-blower lawsuit against cyclist Lance Armstrong that was filed by a former teammate.
Attorney David Haron, who represents former Fata employee George Karadsheh in the whistle-blower lawsuit, confirmed to the Free Press Monday that an amended complaint was filed in late...
In his first commencement speech as president of Brewton-Parker College, David Smith honored a woman whose name he did not mention and who was not even invited to last week’s graduation ceremony. What Martha Faw did for the small Southern Baptist college has not been easy to accept: Her actions sparked one of the greatest controversies in the school’s history and resulted in a $4 million lawsuit. Faw, 59, a former financial aid administrator at the college, blew the whistle on Brewton-Parker...
Few things in modern society can stir emotion like a whistle-blower, well, blowing the whistle. We either panic or color them Chicken Little.
Mary Willingham quit her job in May after she was demoted, and she’s now suing to get her original job back. UNC has been under scrutiny since 2011, when it was revealed that it had hundreds of classes in the Afro-American studies program that required no attendance and just a single paper. The issue received national attention after CNN highlighted literacy problems at UNC. In one CNN report, Willingham said the so-called “paper classes” were well known by the athletic support staff as ea...
issued misleading e-commerce results and fired an executive who complained the company was breaking the law, according to a whistle-blower lawsuit. Tri Huynh, a former director of business...
The Forest Park Elementary School Board of Education, on Dec. 13, approved a settlement to a former part-time lunch attendant who sued District 91 in March for allegedly firing her for alerting the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF) that the district had removed her retirement benefits and taken away 40 sick days accrued over 16 years. Forest Park resident Jamie Alonzo, age 58 at the time of the lawsuit, also alleged in Federal Court that the board fired her in 2010 because of her age and...
Analysis · UPDATE 1:57 p.m. The letters to the Court regarding the new law are now linked in this post. The Supreme Court’s ruling Tuesday, blocking potentially thousands of federal lawsuits by whistle-blowers seeking to recover U.S. government funds that were misspent, apparently will not be in force for very long. Even as the Court was moving towards its decision in Graham County Soil and Water Conservation District v. U.S. ex rel. Wilson (08-304), Congress was changing the federal l...
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By 4:30 a.m. on Monday, Joshua Harman was awake and reviewing documents before the last day of trial in his whistle-blower case against Trinity Industries, one of the biggest makers of guardrails i...