Phillips & Cohen, a firm in the business of representing whistleblowers, is seeking to throw out a New Jersey suit by a company that a jury found defrauded numerous government entities.
The suit, filed in February, alleges the firm induced its client to hack into his company’s computer system to gather evidence for the False Claims Act case in which the company, J-M Manufacturing Co., was found liable last year.
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