Six sample matters, and their small print

• $318,000

  Relator’s share, a billing case against a contractor

  A billing analyst documented invoices for work that was never done. The government joined, the contractor settled, and her share followed.

  2025 · Sample matter

  Her share, before my fee and case costs.

• Reinstated

  Retaliation claim, a compliance officer

  She was demoted a week after she raised a pricing concern with her own manager. The company restored her title and paid back pay before a hearing.

  2024 · Sample matter

  The terms stay private, so no figure is shown.

• $92,000

  Award, an SEC tip about revenue booked early

  An accountant reported sales counted before they were earned. The agency acted on the tip and later made an award.

  2025 · Sample matter

  The award, before my fee.

• $41,500

  Settlement, a firing after a tax report

  A bookkeeper told her employer’s owner that payroll tax was being kept. Two weeks later she was let go. The claim settled before she filed suit.

  2024 · Sample matter

  Before my fee and costs.

• Claim filed

  Qui tam complaint, a grant program

  A grants administrator saw public money obtained with false statements. The complaint was filed under seal and the government is still reviewing it.

  2025 · Sample matter

  No recovery yet; there may never be one.

• Declined

  A case I told the client not to file

  The concern was real, but the records showed an error, not fraud. I said so on the first call and he kept his job.

  2024 · Sample matter

  Telling people no is part of the work.

Invented sample matters that show the kind of work; an owner replaces them with real ones. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case turns on its own facts and evidence, and no award is ever promised.