Blum & Silver, LLP offers it counsel to help those who suspect securities and/or corporate fraud. Blum & Silver, LLP, as recognized worldwide leaders in representing investors in securities fraud litigation, has the knowledge to assist whistleblowers to report violations or potential violations to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act has established a new SEC Whistleblower Program that authorizes substantial cash rewards to whistleblowers who voluntarily provide the SEC with information relating to corporate and securities fraud. Blum & Silver, LLP attorneys authored an article “SEC Whistleblower Incentives under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act,” which provides an overview of this legislation. The article was published in PIABA Bar Journal, a national publication focusing on the practice of securities law. For a copy of the article, click here.

Examples of reportable fraud under the Whistleblower Program include manipulation of a security’s price or volume, fraudulent or unregistered sale of a security, Ponzi schemes, insider trading, false or misleading statements about a company or its finances, and theft or misappropriation.

The SEC Whistleblower Program allows a whistleblower to report violations or potential violations to the SEC, while remaining anonymous if the whistleblower submits their information through an attorney. In addition to the benefit of anonymity, there are many other significant benefits to having the experienced attorneys of Blum & Silver, LLP represent you as whistleblower. Our extensive experience will help make the process as seamless as possible while securing the largest possible award. Blum & Silver’s extensive experience in dealing with the SEC and securities law issues can help maximize your recovery. For more information, contact Blum & Silver, LLP at 877-STOCK-LAW (877-786-2552) for a free consultation.