How long Whistleblower Cases Take

How long do Whistleblower Cases Take?

Here’s the situation: you know of fraud occurring and you want to make sure that those who are cheating the system are brought to justice.  But you are wondering how long turning in fraud will take from the time you call an attorney with Arentz Law and start whistleblower cases, to when the lawsuit is wrapped up and draws to a close.  The answer is: not quickly.

Many of these whistleblower cases need a lot of supporting details in order to prove that the company was defrauding the government.  This means there is a lot of investigative work that needs to be completed before the perpetrators are even served with the suit.  Depending on how big the case is, there could be a drawn out legal battle that lasts a considerable amount of time.

When you first blow the whistle on those that are committing fraud and stealing from the US taxpayers, you can expect the case to last for several months at least.  When the case is closed, and you receive your reward for turning in the fraudsters, it could be several years later.  Each case is unique, and each case takes a different amount of time, but the bottom line is that they take quite a while.

Have you witnessed fraud in the workplace that is costing the government, and ultimately you the taxpayer, money?  Then blow the whistle and get it stopped!  Your lawsuit could potentially save millions of dollars every year.  Simply call 1-800-305-6000 and speak with an experienced whistleblower attorney.