Dodd-Frank Rewards
This blog is for people who have information about corporate bribery and would like information about the Dodd-Frank reward program.

FCPA Whistleblower Rewards for Personal Assistants
Personal assistants, secretaries, and administrative support staff who report their companies bribing foreign officials are eligible for rewards under the Dodd-Frank program. Personal assistants often hear about bribery during the course of their work. Some even come...
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International Reward Whistleblower: Frequently Asked Questions – Part V
This is part V of my FCPA reward whistleblower series where I address frequently asked questions posed by people who are interested in filing an FCPA reward submission with the SEC. As background, international and FCPA whistleblowers who report SEC-regulated...
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SEC Whistleblower Rewards: Bribing Tender Committee Officials
FCPA whistleblowers who report companies that pay bribes to local tender committee officials may be eligible for a reward under the Dodd-Frank program. SEC-regulated companies and their subsidiaries, affiliates, and partners will often bribe tender committee officials...
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FCPA Whistleblowers Should Run – Not Walk – to the SEC
Whistleblowers who are working for SEC-regulated companies outside of the U.S. should report their companies’ violations of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) directly to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and forgo reporting internally to...
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SEC Rewards: Pharma Bribes MOH, FDA, and SSI Officials
Whistleblowers are eligible for rewards for reporting pharmaceutical and medical device companies bribing foreign officials. This includes paying and providing benefits, including trips, entertainment, and job opportunities, to officials at the Ministry of Health...
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International Reward Whistleblower: Frequently Asked Questions – Part IV
This is part IV of my international reward whistleblower series where I address frequently asked questions posed by people who are interested in filing a reward submission to the SEC. Part IV will focus on questions relating to whether certain corporate employees and...
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SEC Whistleblower Rewards: Bribing Immigration Officials
FCPA whistleblowers who report companies bribing foreign immigration officials to the SEC may be eligible for a reward under the Dodd-Frank program. SEC-regulated companies and their subsidiaries and affiliates will sometimes bribe foreign immigration officials to...
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SEC Whistleblower Rewards: Bribing Tax and Revenue Officials
SEC whistleblowers who report companies bribing foreign tax and revenue officials may be eligible for a reward under the Dodd-Frank program. SEC-regulated companies and their subsidiaries and affiliates will sometimes bribe foreign tax and revenue officials to obtain...
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Dodd-Frank Rewards: Russia Whistleblowers have Increased by 333%
Corporate whistleblowing is booming in Russia. The U.S. Securities and Exchange and Commission’s 2017 whistleblower report shows a 333% increase of whistleblowers coming from Russia. The SEC’s 2016 whistleblower report showed that six people from Russia had made...
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FCPA Rewards: Pharma Whistleblower Video Part V
This is part V of my FCPA Rewards Pharma Series. Part I of the series can be viewed here, part II can be viewed here, part III can be viewed here, and part IV can be viewed here. This video focuses on how pharma bribes doctors and officials by giving them trips,...
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Andy Rickman is an SEC whistleblower attorney who has filed Dodd-Frank FCPA reward submissions for international clients residing in more than 50 different countries. He is based in Washington, DC where Dodd-Frank reward submissions are filed and the SEC is headquartered.
For anyone who wants more information on the Dodd-Frank reward program, please email him at arickman@rickmanlegal.com or visit his law firm’s website at www.rickmanlegal.com. Mr. Rickman offers a free consultation to anyone who would like to discuss whether he or she has a Dodd-Frank reward eligible case.