Whistleblowers are in the news and on the minds of attorneys working inside and with federal agencies.

At Friday’s Women, Influence & Power in Law conference, hosted by Law.com’s Corporate Counsel, attorneys spoke about new incentives for whistleblowers, the roles they play in investigations and the kinds of protections whistleblowers can receive. Lawyers at the event were speaking in their individual capacity.

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