Whistleblower case
A whistleblower case is a dispute between opposing parties resolved by a court, or by some equivalent legal process, such as the investigate in government agencies. A whistleblower case begins when a whistleblower files a complaint in government agency. At any point during the whistleblower case, the parties can agree to a settlement, which will end the case, although in some circumstances a settlement requires court approval in order to be binding.
See also: Accounting whistleblower; Bio-tech whistleblower; Blowing whistle; Case file; Environmental whistleblower; ERA whistleblower; Federal agency whistleblower; Federal whistleblower; Finance whistleblower; Financial whistleblower; Government whistleblower; NRC whistleblower; Nuclear whistleblower; Nuke worker whistleblower; Pharmaceutical whistleblower; Protection for whistleblowers; SOX whistleblower; Whistle-blower; Whistleblower; Whistleblower attorney; Whistleblower claim; Whistleblower fraud; Whistleblower law; Whistleblower lawyer; Whistleblower protection; Whistleblower Protection Act; Whistleblower retaliation; Whistleblower rights; Whistleblower shareholder; Whistleblowing