Whistleblowers are heroes.  
We need more of them. 

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“There is no kind of dishonesty into which otherwise good people more easily and frequently fall than that of defrauding the government."

- Benjamin Franklin




Be a hero.  Blow the whistle on fraud against the government and U.S. taxpayers.

A major obstacle to the government's efforts to combat fraud is a lack of information about the fraudulent activity. Companies and individuals who defraud the government do so in secret.  The government needs courageous whistleblowers with secret inside information about the fraudulent activity to come forward to help detect fraud against the government, to recoup funds paid to these cheaters, and to punish the perpetrators.  


Indeed, courts have repeatedly stated that the very purpose of the False Claims Act is to "encourage private individuals who are aware of fraud being perpetrated against the government to bring such information forward.  Seattle Whistleblower Attorneys are dedicated to representing these brave individuals who bring fraud to light.  Whistleblowers do a great service to the United States Government, and to their fellow U.S. taxpayers.

Since the 1986 amendments were enacted, the United States has recovered more than $30 billion that would otherwise be lost to fraud.   And nearly 30% of that staggering amount--$8.8 billion—has been recovered since January 2009, with $6.6 billion of that accounting for health care fraud recoveries.

Without the courage of whistleblowers who came forward to report these fraudulent schemes, most if not all of this nearly $20 billion would have never been recovered. 
Seattle Whistleblower Attorneys, Daniel D. DeLue, Ferring & DeLue, LLP, and Mark Walters, Walters Law Firm PLLC, are experienced  whistleblower attorneys and have created a strategic alliance between their law firms to jointly represent whistleblowers in the state of Washington.  
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