(415) 707-6855
Menu
News
Email
Call
Woman with straight brown hair and glasses, wearing a white blouse and black blazer, smiling while seated indoors near a window—an accomplished New York City tax whistleblower lawyer known for her expertise and dedication.
Counsel

Liz Soltan

“Whistleblowers are one of the most important protections the public has against widespread corporate fraud. I’m inspired by their courage and love helping them stand up for what’s right.”

Biography

Liz Soltan is an attorney at Whistleblower Partners. Her practice focuses on financial fraud, anti-money laundering, and sanctions evasion cases.

As a Skadden Fellow at Community Legal Services of Philadelphia, Liz was part of a team representing Pennsylvania food stamp recipients in a case that resulted in the payment of $712 million in emergency food stamp benefits to 650,000 households during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Liz graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School, where she was a student attorney and Wage and Hour Practice Group leader at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau. As a law student, she successfully briefed and argued a workers’ rights case before the Supreme Judicial Court, the highest state court in Massachusetts. Liz completed her undergraduate education at Cornell University, graduating summa cum laude with a major in History and minor in Spanish.

Before law school, Liz taught English in Malaysia and worked as a paralegal at a legal nonprofit in Philadelphia.

Liz loves living in Brooklyn but will always be a Philadelphian at heart. She enjoys her fiction-only book club, visiting ruins, and hanging out with her husband, son, and their two cats, Alex Trebek and Vanna White.

Representative Cases

  • United States ex rel. Taylor v. Kaiser Permanente, No. 3:21-cv-03894 (N.D. Cal.): Represents a whistleblower alleging that Kaiser Permanente defrauded the Medicare Advantage Program in a variety of ways, including exaggerating the sickliness of their covered population, improper coding practices, and improper practices concerning addenda. The case settled in 2026 for $581 million.

  • United States ex rel. Poehling v. UnitedHealth Group, Inc., No. 2:16-cv-08697 (C.D. Cal.): Medicare Advantage risk adjustment fraud case

  • FinCEN sanctions violation case representing a foreign whistleblower regarding illegal sales to Russia

  • SEC tip about misrepresentations to investors by a large tech company

  • Customs fraud False Claims Act case

Publications

Media Coverage

Speaking Engagements

Education

  • Harvard Law School (2019)

  • Cornell University (2012)

Honors & Awards

  • Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship

  • Skadden Fellowship