St. Louis Whistleblowing Attorney
Revealing Wrongful Actions of Employers in Jefferson, St. Charles, and St. Louis Counties—Call (314) 684-8406
A person is considered a whistleblower if they disclose what they believe to be incriminating evidence against a company or organization that is performing illegal or dishonest activities with or against employees or is in a direct violation of a law or regulation. If you are a whistleblower and have shed light on a wrong being done in a work environment, then it is important that you contact an attorney as soon as possible. You have rights, and they deserve to be protected. Call our St. Louis employment law attorneys at Riggan Law Firm to see how we can help you today.
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There are multiple federal and Missouri state laws that protect the rights of whistleblowers, some dating back as early as 1863. The False Claims Act, which was revised in 1986, protects the rights of government workers. On top of the numerous laws and regulations that are in place to ensure that rights of whistleblowers are kept safe, there are also legal professionals who work hard to protect whistleblowers from reprisal and retaliation. If you or a loved one is being wronged by a company that was exposed for wrongdoing or for posing a threat to public well-being, you should contact Riggan Law Firm in St. Louis, MO as soon as possible.
By having our law firm on your side, you can rest assured that your case will be handled in a competent and efficient manner. Our team will work hard to aggressively defend your rights and ensure your freedoms are protected in your time of need. Speak with our St. Louis employment law attorney today about your Missouri whistleblowing case to make sure your rights stay protected.
If you are considering moving forward with your case and speaking with a St. Louis attorney about the rights you have as a whistleblower, you need to contact Riggan Law Firm at (314) 684-8406 as soon as possible.