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Vogel, Slade & Goldstein Expands Qui Tam Team

On September 17, 2025, Vogel, Slade & Goldstein, LLP officially welcomed Gwendolyn A. Stamper, a distinguished litigator and former federal prosecutor, into their ranks. This strategic addition aims to fortify their already recognized qui tam team, known for pursuing whistleblower cases related to fraud against the government.

Gwen Stamper is no stranger to the intricacies of federal law and litigation. She brings a remarkable array of experience to the firm, having served in multiple key roles within the Department of Justice's Criminal Division, particularly focusing on the Fraud Section, Public Integrity Section, and Appellate Section. Her portfolio includes managing over 100 global investigations into white-collar crimes, addressing crucial issues such as corporate corruption, fraud, and kickbacks. Her extensive background equips her with unique insights into the complexities surrounding legal processes concerning fraud and whistleblowing.

Throughout her tenure at the Department of Justice, Gwen not only handled numerous sensitive investigations but also took on significant leadership roles. She has an impressive record of litigating over ten jury and bench trials across various state and federal courts. Her experience extends to arguing appeals on intricate constitutional matters before multiple federal appellate courts and contributing to over twenty briefs submitted to the U.S. Supreme Court. Such a wealth of experience uniquely positions her to provide strategic oversight and execute effective legal maneuvers for the firm.

Gwen holds a law degree from the University of Michigan, where she served as Managing Editor of the Michigan Law Review. She also possesses a master’s degree in International Relations and Economics from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). Her academic credentials underscore her comprehensive understanding of the interplay between legal and economic realms. Additionally, her clerkships with U.S. Court of Appeals judge Beverly Martin and U.S. District Court judge Wilma Lewis further reflect her dedication and capability within the legal framework.

Rob Vogel, a founding partner of the firm, expressed confidence in Gwen's capabilities, stating, "Gwen is a strategic and respected litigator with profound experience in managing complex, high-profile legal matters. Her involvement amplifies our commitment to addressing the most intricate and purposeful cases in qui tam law." This sentiment was echoed by partner Shelley Slade, who highlighted Gwen's invaluable perspective on Department of Justice operations and her proactive commitment to recovering funds misappropriated through fraud, ultimately protecting the interests of whistleblowers.

Vogel, Slade & Goldstein is dedicated to leveraging Gwen's insights to enhance their service offerings, eager to tackle justice for those integrity-bound entities that close ranks on whistleblowers. Such additions signify not just growth but a resolute promise to uphold the rights of those who dare to challenge fraud and corruption. As the firm continues to expand its influence and reputation, the integration of seasoned professionals like Gwen Stamper is pivotal in achieving their mission and securing government funds lost to deceitful practices.

Gwen’s arrival is not only reflective of her esteemed past but a beacon of the firm's ongoing dedication to excellence in legal advocacy against corruption, fraud, and malfeasance.

As the landscape of qui tam litigation evolves, so too does Vogel, Slade & Goldstein's tactical proficiency, ensuring comprehensive legal representation in matters of significant public interest.