‘Whistleblowing Is Really In Our DNA’: A History Of Reporting Wrongdoing

David Colapinto

Published On: September 25th, 2019

This media segment features Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto’s founding partner, David K. Colapinto.

Whistleblowers have been reporting wrongdoing in government institutions ever since [1770]. But it has always been a risk, says attorney David Colapinto. “Whistleblowing is a career-limiting phenomenon in the federal workforce,” he says. “That’s why a lot of people don’t do it.”

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