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Schedule An Initial Consultation: 720-759-2795

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  • About Us
    • Justin M. Plaskov
    • Rachel Tumin
    • Denison Goodrich-Schlenker
    • Dan R. Godin
    • Colleen Kennedy
  • Employment Law
    • Discrimination
    • Age Discrimination
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    • Pregnancy Discrimination
    • Racial Discrimination
    • Sexual Harassment
    • Equity Agreements
    • Noncompete Agreements
    • Severance Agreements
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  • About Us
    • Justin M. Plaskov
    • Rachel Tumin
    • Denison Goodrich-Schlenker
    • Dan R. Godin
    • Colleen Kennedy
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    • Discrimination
    • Age Discrimination
    • Disability Discrimination
    • Pregnancy Discrimination
    • Racial Discrimination
    • Sexual Harassment
    • Equity Agreements
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    • Severance Agreements
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    • FAMLI Leave
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Denver Attorneys Committed To Protecting Whistleblowers

When you witness illegal or unethical behavior at work, you have the right to report it without fear of losing your job. Speaking out can feel intimidating, but whistleblower laws in Colorado exist to protect you from retaliation.

At Colorado Employee Advocates, our Denver whistleblower attorneys have more than 20 years of experience representing workers across the state. We help clients file complaints, report wrongdoing, and take legal action when employers violate whistleblower protection laws. Whether your employer is a small business or a large corporation, our firm is ready to stand by your side.

Call 720-759-2795 to schedule a confidential consultation with an experienced whistleblower lawyer in Denver. We accept cases throughout Colorado.

What Is A Whistleblower?

A whistleblower is an employee who reports illegal activity, fraud, or harassment in the workplace. Whistleblowers play an essential role in holding employers accountable for misconduct. Federal and Colorado whistleblower protection laws make it illegal for an employer to punish or intimidate an employee for reporting wrongdoing.

Unfortunately, many workers remain silent out of fear of retaliation. You don’t have to face this alone. Our Denver employment law attorneys can help you understand your rights, gather evidence, and take the next step toward justice.

Understanding Retaliation And How To Prevent It

Once you file a qui tam or whistleblower claim, you are immediately protected from employer retaliation, as long as the report was made in good faith. Even if no violation is ultimately found, you are still legally protected for coming forward.

Common examples of retaliation include:

  • Termination or suspension after filing a claim
  • Denial of promotions, raises, or bonuses
  • Reduction in pay or hours
  • Exclusion from meetings or important work assignments
  • Sudden or unexplained job transfers

If you believe your employer is retaliating against you, document everything. Keep copies of performance reviews, written communications, and any records that show changes in treatment after your report. This evidence can be vital to your case.

Legal Protections For Whistleblowers In Colorado

Colorado and federal laws protect employees who report illegal or unsafe practices. These include:

  • Colorado Whistleblower Act: Prohibits retaliation against state employees who disclose wrongdoing.
  • Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX): Shields employees of publicly traded companies from retaliation when they report financial wrongdoing or corporate fraud.
  • False Claims Act (FCA): Allows individuals to file qui tam lawsuits on behalf of the government for fraud involving federal funds.

Our Denver whistleblower lawyers are familiar with these laws and will help you determine which applies to your case.

Let Us Fight For You. Call Colorado Employee Advocates Today.

Taking action against an employer is not easy, but you did the right thing by speaking up. Now, let the experienced whistleblower attorneys of Colorado Employee Advocates in Denver fight for your rights. We want to help you create a work environment that is comfortable and harassment-free.

Call 720-759-2795 or reach out to us online to schedule your consultation with an experienced whistleblower lawyer today.

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  • Employment Law
    • Discrimination
      • Age Discrimination
      • Racial Discrimination
      • Sexual Harassment
      • Disability Discrimination
      • Pregnancy Discrimination
    • Equity Agreements
    • Noncompete Agreements
    • Severance Agreements
    • Breach Of Contract
    • Family And Medical Leave Act
    • FAMLI Leave
    • Wage And Hour Law
    • Worker Misclassification
    • Federal Employment Law
    • Protecting Whistleblowers
    • Wrongful Termination

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