Attorney Trent A. Howell

John W. Day is an experienced attorney who recognizes the advantages to his customers of big company experience and expertise along with economical techniques and individual interest. John represents clients that have been victimized by federal government transgression, including whistleblower revenge, injury or fatality through a police police officer, unlawful arrest and governmental harassment based upon the exercise of one's humans rights.

Instances of prohibited activities totaling up to federal government fraud include false or illegal insurance claims for repayment presented to the government; misappropriation of state residential or commercial property; and deceitful avoidance of responsibilities to pay the state.

In addition to these programs, the Fund offered lawful representation to the National Whistleblower Facility. John stands for a diverse group of clients, including specialists - doctors, lawyers, execs - who all of a sudden find themselves in difficult scenarios.

Whistleblowers searching for legal aid should additionally assess the resources here. Because of the problem of matching whistleblowers with lawyers, it is strongly advised that all whistleblowers remain to try to find an attorney while their situation is under evaluation with the Fund.

The whistleblower may get 15% to 25% of the profits of a case if the government obtains included in the suit in this means. The New Mexico Fraudulence Versus Taxpayers Act (FATA) is a state regulation that permits people who believe offenses of state legislation, such as government scams, to submit qui tam" lawsuits.

This program is for free for all whistleblowers and has actually attached thousands of whistleblowers with lawyers. The Fund runs a free-of-charge program in which whistleblowers can fill in a secure intake type that permits whistleblowers to submit basic info concerning their cases on a private basis.

The Fund has never billed a charge to whistleblowers for these solutions. The National whistleblower legal fees tax deductible Legal Protection and Education Fund (Fund") has funded an Attorney Recommendation Program (ARP") for whistleblowers, trying to find private sector lawyers to stand for whistleblowers.