Plenty of law firms represent whistleblowers. But in a new $90 billion qui tam case, Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman is the whistleblower.
The 350-lawyer New York-based litigation powerhouse is going after four of the country’s largest chemical companies for allegedly failing to inform the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of serious health injuries caused by a common chemical.
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