Levy Phillips & Konigsberg, LLP is a nationally recognized trial, litigation and appellate firm, well known for its leading role in the field of complex litigation, product liability, personal injury, wrongful death and Qui Tam litigation.

For more than a generation, the attorneys at Levy Phillips & Konigsberg, LLP have consistently won landmark decisions. The firm’s partners have dedicated themselves to developing a high quality, innovative and full-service litigation practice. Using the considerable resources at our disposal, each case is fully researched, analyzed, and prosecuted, providing our clients with clear, forceful and innovative representation.

As a result of LPK’s continuing commitment to excellence and perseverance, Levy Phillips & Konigsberg, LLP has tried and won high profile cases that have often resulted in multi-million dollar verdicts, including some of the highest monetary awards in the nation. These included cases brought against large American and foreign airlines, aircraft manufacturers, auto and truck companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, hospitals, physicians, corporate landlords and general contractors. At the appellate level, the firm has repeatedly appeared before the highest state and federal courts, going all the way to the Supreme Court in the firm’s efforts to achieve justice for their clients.

If you have any first hand knowledge, information or evidence related to acts of fraud perpetrated against the United States Government, please contact us. We can help you understand your rights and obtain the compensation you deserve.

We have great understanding and compassion for individuals who find themselves in a position where they see wrongs being committed and feel trepidation about reporting them. Rest assured, at LPK, we know the kind of dedication, research and resources it takes to successfully prosecute a Qui Tam case. You can fight fraud and win because the law is fully on your side. Qui Tam has been, and continues to be, a very effective and successful tool in combating Government procurement and program fraud. Bolstered by amendments passed by Congress in 1986, this law has armed private citizens, who have independent and direct knowledge of fraud, with a weapon to prosecute Government contractors, and others who are defrauding the Government, and share in the recovery.