Jen Fuson

Leave it to comedian John Oliver to examine what DaVita CEO Kent Thiry could have meant when he said if he ran Taco Bell franchises instead of a dialysis provider, he’d “be doing all the same stuff.”...

Letter to the Editor by Erika A. Kelton in the Financial Times, 3/13/17. “Much has been made about Barclays chief executive Jes Staley’s apology to shareholders for the witch hunt he undertook...

Phillips & Cohen partner Sean McKessy speaks with Commercial Dispute Resolution where he explores the reasons why the Financial Choice Act’s provision to strip eligibility for rewards from whistleblowers...

Sean X. McKessy, a partner at Phillips & Cohen, was profiled by Compliance Week in its “Top Minds Issue,” where it named him “King of the Whistleblowers” for his role “building...

Phillips & Cohen partner Erika Kelton wrote an op-ed in The Hill looking at why the IRS’s decision to once again hire private debt collectors to go after small overdue tax bills is misguided....

WASHINGTON, DC,  May 2, 2017 – Three Phillips & Cohen whistleblower attorneys have been named to Lawdragon’s annual list of the “500 Leading Lawyers in America.” Mary Louise Cohen, Erika...

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, May 1, 2017 – Quest Diagnostics and Berkeley Heartlab have agreed to pay a total of $6 million to the federal government to settle a whistleblower lawsuit brought on behalf...

A New York False Claims Act whistleblower case involving alleged tax fraud by a hedge fund settled for $40 million, the largest such case in state history.

Two recent decisions from the Tax Court underscore the uncertainty that whistleblowers filing claims with the Internal Revenue Service face when it comes to preserving their anonymity. Although both cases...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s whistleblower program reached a huge milestone last week when it ordered Wells Fargo to pay $5.4 million in back pay to a bank manager who was fired...