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Home › Publications › When Accountants Blow the Whistle: A Brief Overview of Federal and State Protections

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When Accountants Blow the Whistle: A Brief Overview of Federal and State Protections

  • May 10, 2010

Katz, Marshall & Banks partner David J. Marshall and associate Michael A. Filoromo, III published an article in The CPA Journal entitled “When Accountants Blow the Whistle: A Brief Overview of Federal and State Protections.” The article, published in May 2010, discussed protections for accountant whistleblowers under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the False Claims Act.

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