New Hampshire SEC Whistleblower Attorneys

At the Silver Law Group and the Law Firm of David R. Chase, our strategic alliance is committed to representing SEC whistleblowers in New Hampshire. Whistleblowers in New Hampshire with credible and timely information about violations of federal securities laws may be eligible for significant financial rewards, and we want to help you secure this reward while protecting your personal information.

The SEC's whistleblower program offers awards ranging from 10 to 30 percent of the amount collected in enforcement actions exceeding $1 million. Don't leave anything to chance if you have information that might lead to a significant SEC enforcement action. Our team can help you submit your tip according to all SEC requirements and increase the likelihood that the Commission will follow through on your information.

The past decade has seen an increase in SEC whistleblowers due to a new incentive-based program created by the Commission. Since its inception in 2011, the whistleblower program has resulted in over $6 billion in remedies and awarded more than $2 billion to whistleblowers. The program saw its highest payouts between 2020 and 2023, with individual awards of $114 million and an astounding $279 million. 

The 2022 updates to the whistleblower program have made it even more rewarding. Whistleblowers in New Hampshire who come forward with information about securities violations will now be compensated for both SEC and non-SEC enforcement actions. The SEC can also enhance the award amount based on the enforcement action's dollar value, increasing the likelihood that whistleblowers are adequately rewarded for their valuable information.

If you know securities law violations, you can receive compensation by submitting a tip to the SEC Office of the Whistleblower. The Silver Law Group and the Law Firm of David R. Chase have created a strategic alliance to support SEC whistleblowers in New Hampshire as they come forward with information. We can help, no matter the violation. Some of the violations we have assisted whistleblowers in reporting to the SEC include:

• Fraudulent or unregistered securities offerings
• Ponzi schemes
• Commodities and futures fraud
• EB-5 investment fraud
• Public company accounting fraud
• Insider trading
• Internal reporting non-compliance
• Broker-dealer misconduct
• Foreign bribery or FCPA violations
• Market manipulation

The SEC's strict reporting criteria mean whistleblowers might report what they know and face retaliation without the SEC even proceeding with the tip. If you believe you know of SEC securities violations, work with our experienced team to ensure the Commission doesn't discard your valuable information.

The SEC can award whistleblowers 10 to 30 percent of the recovered amount if their tip leads to a successful enforcement action. However, they don't provide every whistleblower with the maximum reward. There are strict reporting guidelines in place, which include:

• Timely information: Whistleblowers must submit information to the SEC before they begin enforcement actions or investigations. Additionally, whistleblowers must provide this information on their own accord.
• Original information: The SEC will follow up on tips that contain accurate, first-hand knowledge of federal securities violations. Internal reporting is not necessary, but it can increase the award amount.
• Significant information: The SEC can reward you for any information that leads to enforcement action. However, your award will be higher if you provide significant, in-depth information that helps them pursue enforcement in a major way.

Our New Hampshire SEC whistleblower attorneys can assist you in providing the necessary information to the SEC in the precise manner that they require. If you believe you know of securities violations, contact our experienced team today to increase your chance of receiving a financial reward.

If you are aware of securities law violations such as insider trading, market manipulation, or foreign bribery, contact our experienced team today. Our attorneys, including a former SEC Enforcement attorney, understand all the potential pitfalls of the SEC whistleblower program, steering you away from mistakes that can significantly reduce the monetary reward you deserve.

For a free and confidential consultation, contact Silver Law Group and the Law Firm of David R. Chase by email or call us at (800) 975-4345. Our team can assist whistleblowers in Manchester, Nashua, Concord, and throughout New Hampshire in submitting whistleblower tips in a simple and straightforward manner.