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There is now. You can get 10-30% of the settlement the company makes with the government. If anyone reading this has any information about their company makin
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There is now. You can get 10-30% of the settlement the company makes with the government. If anyone reading this has any information about their company making bribes to foreign governments and does not particularly care about their company then they should contact a lawyer who specializes in corporate whistleblowing and begin the process of collecting their settlement bucks.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago"does not particularly care about their company then they should contact a lawyer" On the contrary, they should take action if they dont want their company, and the rest of society, to turn into a dirty, corrupt cesspit.
- throwaway2037 5y agoI agree. This is the reason that most people come forward as "whistleblowers". They see something grossly unfair or illegal and feel compelled to report it. In the last 20 years, the US has introduced a mixture of Federal laws & regulations that seek to compensate whistleblowers with a portion of the fines paid. This helps whistleblowers to overcome some fear about reporting. A deeper question to ask: Why don't all societies trend negative and "turn into a dirty, corrupt cesspit"? Honestly, I can only guess about the effects of human cooperation and altruism. I am thankful to have lived in relatively uncorrupt societies in my life. When people tell me stories about living in much more corrupt places (some examples from last 25 years: Russia, Pakistan, Indonesia), I am always appalled. It seems so unfair to live in a corrupt society. It is a drain on good life! I always think to myself: How does anyone get things done!?