Companies Hit With Bigger Penalties When Whistleblowers Involved 
          
            28th October 2014
          
        
        
        According to a new study, firms pay 63% more for penalties when a whistleblower is involved in an enforcement action. The authors of the study looked at penalties for financial misrepresentation from the DOJ and SEC from 1978 to 2012 and controlled a number of characteristics that indicated the size of the alleged misrepresentation like the number of executives penalized.
            
            
                By: Ray Moss
            
            
            
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                    False Claims & Whistle Blower
                
            
            
            
            
        
      
    