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1. Osborne & Deutsch
   Profile of Woodley B. Osborne, description of services, employment law updates, and case examples.
   http://www.dcemploymentlaw.com/
   
   
2. Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto, PC
   District of Columbia law firm, representing clients in whistleblower protection actions.
   http://www.kkc.com/
   
   
3. Beins, Axelrod, Kraft, Gleason & Gibson, P.C.
   Specializes in labor, employee benefits, arbitration, and employment matters.
   http://www.bakfirm.com/
   
   
4. Phillips & Cohen LLP
   Washington DC law firm, with additional offices San Francisco and San Diego, representing whistleblowers in False Claims Act lawsuits involving fraud against the government.
   http://www.whistleblowers.com
   
   
5. Vogel & Slade, LLP
   Emphasizing representation of whistleblowers in False Claims Act cases, including those involving health care fraud.
   http://www.fraudbuster.com/
   
   
6. Law Offices of Anne Gbenjo
   Represents employers in personnel, labor relations, employment discrimination, occupational safety, benefits, immigration, legislative, health care and related matters.
   http://www.gbenjolawoffice.com/
   
   
7. Dub & Goodgal, P.C.
   Labor and employment law firm.
   http://www.dubelaw.com/
   
   
8. Mark D. Polston
   Specializing in qui tam and whistleblower representation involving the federal government. Includes attorney's profile and description of related laws and procedures.
   http://quitamfraud.com/
   
   
9. Jeffrey L. Berger, PC
   District of Columbia attorney, offering national services for employment and labor law matters.
   http://www.bergerlaborlaw.com/
   
   

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