Rickman Law Group Client Triggered Half Billion Settlement

Media outlet Just Anti-Corruption published a detailed article on how a Rickman Law Group client triggered the U.S. government’s $519 million Teva settlement. This could result in a Dodd-Frank reward ranging from $51.9 million to $155.7 million for RLG’s client, which is 10% to 30% of the total fine. The article also notes that Mr. Rickman “represented a whistleblower in a foreign bribery probe into German healthcare firm Fresenius, which recently settled FCPA charges [for $231 million].” This will result in a reward of $23.1 million to $69.3 million for RLG’s Fresenius client.

The article describes Mr. Rickman’s and his counterpart Christopher Connors’ extensive experience representing FCPA and anti-corruption whistleblowers globally as follows: “Rickman and Connors will be well-known to FCPA defense lawyers and prosecutors alike. The pair have sought to corner the market of FCPA whistleblowers.”

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Andy Rickman is an SEC whistleblower attorney who has filed 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. Mr. Rickman offers a free consultation to anyone who would like to discuss whether he or she has a Dodd-Frank reward eligible case. Please feel free to contact him at arickman@rickmanlegal.com.