Mary Inman

Mary Inman is a partner in Constantine Cannon’s San Francisco Office. After 20+ years representing whistleblowers in the U.S., she moved to London in July 2017 for three years to launch the firm’s international whistleblower practice which she now heads.  She specializes in representing whistleblowers from the U.S., Europe and worldwide under the American whistleblower reward programs, including the federal and various state False Claims Acts and the SEC, CFTC, IRS, DOT and FinCEN whistleblower programs. Ms. Inman’s first risk adjustment qui tam case, which she filed 13 years ago on behalf of a Chief Medical Officer whistleblower, resulted in a $32.5 million settlement with Freedom Health and one of its Vice Presidents. Ms. Inman is currently acting for three whistleblower clients, whose qui tam cases the DOJ has joined, alleging risk adjustment fraud against United Health Group, Kaiser Permanente and Independent Health  Ms. Inman’s successful representation of three whistleblowers exposing risk adjustment fraud in the Medicare Advantage program was featured in the February 4, 2019 issue of the New Yorker magazine.