Please answer all parts to the question Required information The False Claims Act and several whistleblower statutes protect employees who report misconduct of the companies for which they work. Read the case below and answer the questions that follow. AirTech is a privately held company that does most of its business selling high tech supplies to the federal government for its aerospace programs. Delores is a bookkeeper for AirTech. While examining the books, Delores suspected AirTech of fraudulently billing the government for parts that it never dellvered. Delores reported this to the CFO of the company, Cheryl. Cheryl understood that if fraudulent billing were found by the government, AirTech would lose its contract with the government and likely go bankrupt. Cheryl, therefore, told Delores that she would handle it and that she need not worry about it$.$ Delores, unsatisfied with that result, then reported the suspect transactions to the proper government authority. who initiated an investigation into AirTech's contracts. Multiple Choice No$,$ because Delores is not employed by the federal government. No$,$ because the False Claims Act only applies to fraud against a state government entity. No$,$ because Delores did not report the fraud to the AirTech's board chairperson. No$,$ because AirTech is a privately held company. Yes, because there was fraud in contracts with the federal government.Required information The False Claims Act and several whistleblower statutes protect employees who report misconduct of the companies for which they work. Read the case below and answer the questions that follow. AirTech is a privately held company that does most of its business selling high tech supplies to the federal government for its aerospace programs. Delores is a bookkeeper for AlrTech. While examining the books, Delores suspected AlrTech of fraudulently billing the government for parts that it never delivered. Delores reported this to the CFO of the company, Cheryl. Cheryl understood that if fraudulent billing were found by the government, AirTech would lose its contract with the government and likely go bankrupt. Cheryl, therefore, told Delores that she would handle it and that she need not worry about it$.$ Delores, unsatisfied with that result, then reported the suspect transactions to the proper government authority, who initiated an investigation into AirTech's contracts. the False Claims Act claim against AirTech is investigated by the Department of Justice, which of the following is correct? The Justice Department can intervene and pursue the case on behalf of the federal government. The Justice Department can decline to intervene, and then Delores may pursue the claim on her own. $.$ Delores can only pursue the case on her own under state laws that are similar to the False Claims Act. Multiple Choice Ionly II and III I and III $|$ and I$|$Required information The False Claims Act and several whistleblower statutes protect employees who report misconduct of the companies for which they work. Read the case below and answer the questions that follow. AirTech is a privately held company that does most of its business selling high tech supplies to the federal government for its aerospace programs. Delores is a bookkeeper for AirTech. While examining the books, Delores suspected AirTech of fraudulently billing the government for parts that it never delivered. Delores reported this to the CFO of the company, Cheryl. Cheryl understood that if fraudulent billing were found by the government, AirTech would lose its contract with the government and likely go bankrupt. Cheryl, therefore, told Delores that she would handle it and that she need not worry about it$.$ Delores, unsatisfied with that result, then reported the suspect transactions to the proper government authority, who initiated an investigation into AirTech's contracts. federal government recovers money from AirTech because of Delores's report, how much of the recovery typically will be paid Multiple Choice $\backslash (75-85\backslash )$ percent $33-40$ percent $\backslash (2-4\backslash )$ percent $15-25$ percent None of the choices are correctRequired information The False Claims Act and several whistleblower statutes protect employees who report misconduct of the companies for which they work. Read the case below and answer the questions that follow. AirTech is a privately held company that does most of its business selling high tech supplles to the federal government for Its aerospace programs. Delores is a bookkeeper for AlrTech. While examining the books, Delores suspected AlrTech of fraudulently billing the government for parts that it never dellvered. Delores reported this to the CFO of the company, Cheryl. Cheryl understood that if fraudulent billing were found by the government, AlrTech would lose its contract with the government and likely go bankrupt. Cheryl, therefore, told Delores that she would handle it and that she need not worry about it$.$ Delores, unsatisfied with that result, then reported the suspect transactions to the proper government authority, who initiated an investigation into AlrTech's contracts. Suppose that the managers of AirTech are angry at Delores for reporting the fraud. If they decide to fire her, Delores may receive some protection as which of the following? Multiple Choice An intervenor A whistleblower A collective bargainer An employee$-$at$-$will A labor representativeRequired information The False Claims Act and several whistleblower statutes protect employees who report misconduct of the companles for which they work. Read the case below and answer the questions that follow. AlrTech is a privately held company that does most of Its business selling high tech supplles to the federal government for its aerospace programs. Delores is a bookkeeper for AirTech. While examining the books, Delores suspected AirTech of fraudulently billing the government for parts that it never delivered. Delores reported this to the CFO of the company, Cheryl. Cheryl understood that if fraudulent billing were found by the government, AirTech would lose its contract with the government and likely go bankrupt. Cheryl, therefore, told Delores that she would handle it and that she need not worry about it$.$ Delores, unsatisfled with that result, then reported the suspect transactions to the proper government authority, who initiated an investigation into AirTech's contracts. AlrTech can show that it planned to fire Delores for poor performance prior to her reporting the fraud, but she was terminated after she reported it$,$ which of the owing would likely be AirTech's best defense in an anti$-$retaliation lawsuit? Multiple Choice Delores was an at$-$will employee. The decision to fire Delores was because of the whistleblowing. The decision to fire Delores was separate from and independent of the whistleblowing. Delores was not a federal government employee. Delores did not have an express employment contract.