THE RIGHT THING TO DO.
RIGHT NOW.
Ethic Alliance guides and protects whistleblowers under U.S. law.
The Ethic Alliance exists to help you receive rewards for your service and guides and protects you through the process at no cost to you. Ever.
How Ethic Alliance Protects Whistleblowers:
YOU submit a confidential initial report through our secure, encrypted technologies.
WE provide you legal protection through our subsidiary law firm.
WE evaluate your case.
WE match you with our experienced law partners who can bring your case to the appropriate regulatory body.
WE help protect your anonymity and distribution any rewards you may be entitled to under the law.
Thinking about becoming a whistleblower?
Protect Yourself.
We protect whistleblower claims and anonymity by utilizing secure reporting and document upload, encrypted messaging, and, through our in-house law firm, attaching confidentiality, attorney-client privilege and work product from the moment the initial report is filed
Don't wait. Report.
Ethic Alliance guides and protects whistleblowers at every step of the process.
By taking the right steps, as soon as possible using our secure, encrypted technologies, you receive full legal protections and can maintain anonymity. Filing quickly matters when it comes to securing your rights to financial rewards under US law.
Get Rewarded.
The US has a number of laws that provide rewards for whistleblowers who come forward with information and help fight against corruption, fraud and crime. Whistleblowers can receive up to 10%-30% of any amounts recovered or fines collected resulting from their report.
Thinking about becoming a whistleblower?
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Protect Yourself.
We protect whistleblower claims and anonymity by utilizing secure reporting and document upload, encrypted messaging, and, through our in-house law firm, attaching confidentiality, attorney-client privilege and work product from the moment the initial report is filed.
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Don't wait. Report.
Ethic Alliance guides and protects whistleblowers at every step of the process.
By taking the right steps, as quickly as possible using our secure, encrypted technologies, you receive full legal protections and can maintain anonymity. Filing quickly matters when it comes to securing your rights to financial rewards under US law.
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Get Rewarded.
The US has a number of laws that provide rewards for whistleblowers who come forward with information and help fight against corruption, fraud and crime. Whistleblowers can receive up to 10%-30% of any amounts recovered or fines collected resulting from their report.
INTEGRITY IS REWARDED
The Ethic Alliance
The Ethic Alliance is a for-profit corporation, as well a law partnership where attorney client privilege attaches immediately upon filing a report with us. We also won’t ever charge you so much as a cent – we only make money if you win your case and receive a reward from the government, so our incentives are aligned. Regardless of the final outcome, you’ll get the full benefit of our experience, guidance and legal protection.
Laws that Protect You
Qui Tam laws are a type of lawsuit that allows a private person, often called whistleblower or known as a relator in legal speak, to bring a lawsuit on behalf of the government and receive a reward. The False Claims Act (31 U.S.C. Sections 3729 through 3733) is the oldest qui tam law, originally enacted in 1863 but later amended in 1943 and 1986, and further strengthened by more recent amendments in 2009 and 2010. Other Qui Tam or laws that reward whistleblowers include the Dodd Frank Act, the Foreign Correct Practices Act, The IRS Whistleblower Law and various State laws as well.
Recent Rewards
In the most recent year of reporting, the US federal government alone paid out $564 million to whistleblowers under the SEC whistleblower program (2021), $309 million to whistleblowers under the False Claims Act (2020), $86 million under the IRS Whistleblower law (2020), and in October 2021 the CFTC paid out the largest whistleblower claim in history when it awarded nearly $200 million to a single whistleblower.
