By Christopher Regan, Thomas Sporkin and Matthew Newman ( November 15, 2017, 5:08 PM EST) -- In early 2018, corporate America will be waiting with bated breath as the U.S. Supreme Court decides a game-changing whistleblower retaliation case.[1] For employees thinking about blowing the whistle on financial malfeasance, this decision will resolve a circuit split and clarify when protections arise: Is it enough to report concerns to a supervisor, or is U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission reporting required? Either way, the decision will fundamentally alter the relationship between companies and potential whistleblowers nationwide....
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