Julie Grohovsky

Julie is a former federal prosecutor whose practice focuses on representing whistleblowers bringing claims under the federal and state false claims acts and other whistleblower statutes. She also advises individuals and companies targeted in false claims act and white collar investigations. Her whistleblower matters span a range of industries, including healthcare, government contracting and construction.

As an Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA), Julie investigated hundreds of cases, tried more than 40  jury trials to verdict, and argued appellate cases before both local and federal courts. She also served as the director of training, where she was responsible for training lawyers and support staff in the largest U.S. Attorney’s Office in the country. During her time as an AUSA, Julie received numerous awards from law enforcement and the Department of Justice and was awarded an Atlantic Fellowship in Public Policy, which allowed her to spend ten months studying how sex crimes are investigated and prosecuted in the United Kingdom.