Mounting evidence buttresses claims in whistleblower complaint
This article features commentary from Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto’s founding partner, David K. Colapinto.
Part of the strength of the whistleblower complaint is that the document carefully flags when its author was sharing information provided by others, as well as instances in which the whistleblower was sharing his suspicions rather than what he knew to be true, said David Colapinto. “I think whoever the whistleblower is understood the seriousness of the allegations, understood that it involved the White House, understood that it would get a lot of attention and prepared it carefully with that in mind,” he said.
