Whistleblower Evidence Preservation Kit

• ›You've seen something inside an organization and you're weighing whether to report.
• ›You already reported internally and the retaliation is starting.
• ›You're considering going to the SEC, OSHA, DOJ, IG, or the media.
• ›You want to protect yourself BEFORE you go public, not after.

• ✓Evidence-preservation checklist (what to save, how, where)
• ✓Legal protections overview — Dodd-Frank, SOX, False Claims Act, state-law equivalents
• ✓Retaliation-documentation log template
• ✓Secure-communication setup guide (Signal, ProtonMail, encrypted storage)
• ✓Attorney-referral criteria — how to spot the right whistleblower attorney
• ✓Timing playbook — when to file internally, externally, or both
• ✓Red-line list — what NOT to do (the mistakes that kill cases)

You move from anxious to organized. Every action you take is documented. Every piece of evidence is preserved the way courts need to see it. When an attorney picks up your case — and the right ones often pick up whistleblower cases contingency — they open your file and see a professional.

Whistleblower cases that win often pay seven or eight figures. Cases that die usually die because evidence was destroyed, retaliation wasn't documented, or the whistleblower talked to the wrong person too early. Twenty-five bucks to not be that story is the cheapest insurance in the catalog.