Virtual Event: How Not to Transform Your Employees into Whistleblowers – Even the Thinnest of Pancakes Has Two Sides

July 2, 2020

On Tuesday, July 14th, Pietragallo partner Pamela Coyle Brecht will host a panel presentation to all members of the Qui Tam section of the Federal Bar Association (FBA). The panel will include compliance counsel, defense counsel, and relator’s counsel who will discuss several areas related to the False Claims Act under the program title, “How Not to Transform Your Employees into Whistleblowers – Even the Thinnest of Pancakes Has Two Sides.”

Topics of discussion include how to collect and respond to compliance concerns within your organization and how the pandemic, including the new remote work force, affect the potential for an increase in compliance concerns.

This virtual event is open to all members of the FBA who are also Qui Tam section members and clients of The Pietragallo Law Firm.

For more information about joining the FBA, please visit their website.

For more more information about our Firm’s global Qui Tam practice, please visit our False Claims Act Resource Center.

If you are not yet a client of our Firm but would like to attend this program, please contact a member of our Marketing Department.

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