Mattias Strathmore
Whistleblower counsel
I represent people who know something and have not yet told anyone.
For the first years of my career I defended companies in government investigations. I learned how a compliance department reads a complaint, what an agency looks at first, and how little it takes for a quiet matter to become a loud one.
Then I changed sides. The people I had been meeting across the table were often the ones who raised the concern in the first place, and few of them had anyone to ask.
I keep a small practice so that every report is read by the lawyer who will handle it. I take few matters, and I will tell you early if yours is not one.
Matters I take
- False Claims Act
- SEC reports
- IRS reports
- Retaliation
Bar, courts and schooling
Bar admissions
Maryland
2008
District of Columbia
2009
Courts
U.S. District Court, District of Maryland
2008
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
2011
Education
J.D., University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
2008
B.A., Government, Georgetown University
2005
Languages
English
Swedish
Memberships
Maryland State Bar Association
Montgomery County Bar Association
Terms I keep with every client
Your note stays with me
I read what you send, and no one else in the office does.
The cost comes first
You see in writing what I am paid and what costs are before you decide.
You decide each step
I advise and you choose, including whether to go on at all.
If it is on your mind, write to me.
A few lines from a personal device is a good first step. I will say plainly whether I can help.
Contingency fee: no fee unless there is a recovery. Case costs are explained in writing before you sign.