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20 April 2026

Business As Usual? The Surprising Alignment Between Corporate Defense Firms and Whistleblowers

by: Alice Wanamaker, Jeana Lee, Benjamin Calitri

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1 December 2025

Key Tenets of Whistleblower Rewards Programs for the UK to Follow

by: Benjamin Calitri

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23 April 2025

UK Whistleblower Reform is Crucial for Global Anti-Corruption Enforcement

by: Benjamin Calitri, Kate Reeves

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19 December 2024

Revisiting Old Arguments Against Whistleblower Awards as UK Reconsiders Their Implementation

by: Stephen M. Kohn, Melissa Revuelta, Geoff Schweller

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8 July 2022

Who Regulates the Regulators: Accountability at the SEC Enforcement Division

by: John Joy

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21 November 2019

A Directive to Protect Whistle-blowers

by: Dimitrios Kafteranis

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14 December 2017

Protection of Whistleblowers in the European Union: The Promising Parliament Resolution and the Challenge for the European Commission

by: Dimitrios Kafteranis

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15 March 2017

Whistleblower Anti-Retaliation Protections in Australian Corporate Codes Of Conduct

by: Olivia Dixon

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23 November 2016

Money Talks: Should the UK Introduce Financial Incentives for Whistleblowers?

by: Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP

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25 July 2016

Does the Professional Manager Blow the Whistle on Founding Families? New Evidence on the Dark Side of Family-Controlled Firms

by: Changmin Lee, Hansoo Choi

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22 July 2016

Should Corporate Whistleblowers Go to Arbitration?

by: Benjamin P. Edwards, Nizan Geslevich Packin

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