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Who is General Counsel? General Counsel (GC) is the top legal officer in a company, tasked with advising executives and overseeing all legal activities. The GC's role differs based on the organization's size; they might handle all legal responsibilities in a smaller...
Determining whether to file a lawsuit involves evaluating the potential costs, benefits, and effects. Lawsuits can be expensive, lengthy, and emotionally taxing, so it's important to carefully weigh all factors. Key Points to Consider Before Filing a Lawsuit Evaluate...
The US federal government is the world’s largest purchaser of goods and services. In addition to spending on healthcare (which accounts for a large portion of the federal budget), the federal government purchases a wide variety of products and services, including...
As a federal employee, you enjoy strong job protections, but wrongful termination can still happen. This guide helps you understand what wrongful termination means for federal workers and explains what actions you can take if you're fired unlawfully. If your employer...
Obtaining federal disability retirement can be complex, particularly if you are not familiar with the process. In order to receive Federal Disability Retirement benefits, you must clearly show how your condition affects your ability to perform your job as a federal...
Wrongful termination happens when an employer illegally fires an employee in violation of federal, state, or local laws. One area where these laws are particularly important is protecting individuals with disabilities. Under laws like the Americans with Disabilities...
Conflicts of interest can arise in any business, regardless of size or industry. They occur when personal interests, relationships, or other external factors interfere with a person’s ability to act in the best interest of the business. Left unaddressed, these...
In mergers and acquisitions (M&A), success isn't just about financials—it's also about managing risks, including cybersecurity. Cyber threats are becoming more advanced, so it's important to focus on cybersecurity due diligence to protect against potential risks...
A relator (whistleblower) is someone who files a qui tam, or False Claims Act, lawsuit on behalf the US government. They don’t have to be directly harmed by the fraud. Most people can be relators, but there are some key points to consider. To be a relator in a qui tam...
Under the False Claims Act, the Department of Justice (DOJ) recovered more than $1.8 billion from settlements and judgments related to federal health matters in the last fiscal year. This amount represents about two-thirds of the DOJ’s total monetary fraud recoveries....
