About Kelsey Condon
Kelsey Condon specializes in representing whistleblowers under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the Dodd-Frank Act, the IRS whistleblower law, and the False Claims Act. She also focuses on cases impacting the environment and wildlife protection. Although most of her clients are anonymous and confidential, she has played a critical role in the Howard Wilkinson case (the largest money laundering case in world history) and one of the largest Foreign Corrupt Practices Act cases filed in Greece against the pharmaceutical giant Novartis. She also assisted in the federal court litigation of the Westrick False Claims Act case.
Kelsey was the recipient of the highly prestigious and competitive Estelle S. Kohn Memorial Fellowship awarded by Northeastern University School of Law. She graduated from Northeastern University School of law in May 2017, and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science from Northeastern University.
Successful Legal Advocacy
Pro Bono Public Service
Dedicated to protecting whistleblowers, the National Whistleblower Center (NWC) and the National Whistleblower Legal Defense and Education Fund were founded by three experienced whistleblower-rights attorneys, Stephen M. Kohn, Michael D. Kohn and David K. Colapinto. All of the attorneys at Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto are dedicated to the mission of the NWC and the Fund and provide pro bono services through the law firm on behalf of whistleblowers.
Profile
- Northeastern University School of Law
- B.A. Northeastern University
- Congress Set to Approve Rewards for Wildlife Crime Whistleblowers
- Whistleblower Dr. Aaron Westrick Continues Commitment to Ethics After Settlement in Bulletproof Vest Case
- Qui Tam Whistleblower Receives $1.1 Million Reward in FCA Settlement with Lance Armstrong
- SEC Investigating Over 700 Cases from Whistleblower Tips
- International Whistleblowers: U.S. Tax Laws & the FCPA
- Senator Grassley Asks Attorney General to Revise Memo on “Communications with Congress” that May Not Comply with Existing Law
- Why Whistleblower Provisions and Detection of Customs Fraud Could Effectively Combat Wildlife Trafficking
- Wholesaler to Pay $1 Million in Settlement Under the False Claims Act for Scheme to Avoid Paying Customs Duties
- IRS Paid Over $33.9 Million to Whistleblowers in 2017
- Over $3.4 Billion Recovered from False Claims Act Whistleblower Cases in 2017
- Digital Realty Trust Supreme Court Oral Argument Audio and Transcript Now Available
- SEC Awards Over $16 Million to Two Whistleblowers
- Amicus Filed in Major Dodd-Frank Act Case, Digital Realty Trust v. Somers
- Sarbanes-Oxley Anti-Retaliation Provisions Apply Extraterritorially
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