​Help Stop Bribery and Corruption. Get Rewarded.

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Have you witnessed bribery of government employees by multinational corporations? Bribery can take many forms: cash, “consulting fees”, “commissions”, lavish gifts, travel expenses, etc., often using intermediaries, in order to influence government officials. Do your part to help end corruption. Become a whistleblower and report bribery here. We can help you do it safely and confidentially — and as a whistleblower, you can be substantially rewarded. This service is free of charge.

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The United States Securities Securities and Exchange Commission under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) established a whistleblower program which allows for people like you to safely and confidentially help enforce laws which prohibit the bribery of government employees while providing very substantial rewards to individuals who do so. Whistleblower award amounts are extremely variable, but the program’s average has been $800,000.

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Aside from financial rewards, whistleblowers benefit their country and society at large by playing a valuable and impactful role in reducing corruption at home and abroad.

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Protect Your Identity. Use an Attorney.

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We strongly urge any whistleblower to be represented by an attorney. A whistleblower cannot file anonymously without an attorney. You can use an attorney to protect yourself from possible retaliation. Moreover, the SEC has complex whistleblower eligibility rules and administrative processes that an unrepresented whistleblower may miss.

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Why you Should Use The Maccoby Law Group.

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Our Lead Attorney, Max Maccoby has extensive litigation experience vital to building successful whistleblower claims. His whistleblower complaints have led to SEC/FCPA settlements of over $300 million. In non-SEC settlements, his whistleblower complaints have led to over $100 million in civil penalties and fines. He has helped participating whistleblowers earn tens of millions of dollars in awards. He has nearly 30 years of experience and has handled more than a thousand cases and has tried cases to verdict in California, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. More about Mr. Maccoby here.

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