Latest News & Legal Insights

Blowing the whistle on fraud against the government is a courageous act, but it’s also a risky one. Employers rarely welcome news that someone inside the company is accusing them of cheating Medicare, falsifying data, or double-billing contracts. Even though the False Claims Act (FCA) ...

Running a business requires you to make decisions every day that can affect both growth and stability. While you strive to operate with care, disputes can arise at any point, whether with vendors, clients, partners, or employees. In these moments, a Pittsburgh, PA business litigation ...

Many businesses turn to mediation as a way to address these issues without going to court. Mediation offers a structured process where parties work toward a resolution with the help of a neutral third party. Attorneys like our friends at Eric Lindh Foster Law, LLC ...

It can be intimidating to come forward as a whistleblower. Many fear retaliation and worry that they may lose their job or reputation in an effort to expose wrongdoing. Seeking the support and guidance from an experienced Pittsburgh, PA federal whistleblower lawyer can set your ...

Construction defects are not only frustrating; they can be costly and complex to resolve. Whether you’re a homeowner, contractor, or developer, understanding the legal implications of construction defects is crucial. From identifying the source of the defect to determining liability, the process of construction defect ...

Fraud is Big Business Fraud on the government is an enormous problem representing 3.8% to 8.5% of all federal spending. In April of this year, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued a report which estimates that, based on data gathered between 2018 and 2022, the ...

Running a business comes with challenges, and some of those challenges can lead to disputes that end up in court. Whether it’s a disagreement with a vendor, a falling-out with a partner, or issues with employees, legal conflicts are a reality that businesses of all ...

$4 trillion dollars, Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and fraud. The federal government has spent nearly as much money on COVID relief as the entirety of federal spending in fiscal year 2019. It is reasonable to expect additional billions or trillions of dollars of federal COVID relief spending ...