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**Suzanne E. Durrell - Partner at Whistleblower Law Collaborative LLC** Based in Boston, MA, Suzanne E. Durrell is a distinguished attorney and co-founder of Whistleblower Law Collaborative LLC, a firm dedicated to advocating for whistleblowers and their rights under the False Claims Act. Since establishing the firm in 2003 alongside Robert M. Thomas, Jr., Ms. Durrell has focused her practice on qui tam actions, leveraging her extensive experience to empower clients who expose fraud against the government. Prior to her tenure at Whistleblower Law Collaborative, Ms. Durrell served as the Chief of the Civil Division of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Boston for twelve years. In this role, she was instrumental in supervising and prosecuting numerous False Claims Act cases, developing a profound understanding of the intricacies involved in combating fraud. Her unique insights into government operations and legal frameworks position her as a leading advocate for whistleblowers seeking justice. Under Ms. Durrell’s leadership, Whistleblower Law Collaborative has grown to include a team of skilled attorneys—Bruce C. Judge, Erica Blachman Hitchings, David W.S. Lieberman, and Linda C. Severin—all of whom share Ms. Durrell’s commitment to fighting fraud and protecting the rights of whistleblowers. Each attorney brings a wealth of government experience and a passion for ensuring that those who speak out against wrongdoing receive the support they need. With a focus on both the False Claims Act and personal injury, Suzanne E. Durrell is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of her clients, helping them navigate the complexities of the legal system to achieve justice. For more information or to schedule a consultation, please visit the Whistleblower Law Collaborative website or call the firm directly.
Healthcare attorneys advise medical providers, hospitals, and healthcare organizations on regulatory compliance, transactions, and litigation matters. Common matters include hipaa compliance, medical licensing, healthcare transactions, regulatory matters.