Bill Nettles has been covered by numerous media outlets for his work in the realms of criminal defense and civil litigation.
Through private practice and his time as United States Attorney for the District of South Carolina, Mr. Nettles is often interviewed for
stories concerning a host of legal issues. He is recognized as an authority by reporters throughout the state
Office Description:
The federal government performs a variety of steps in its day-to-day activities. Among these is ensuring that individuals and businesses follow the law. For the most part, this involves paying taxes, financial fair play, and fulfilling other monetary obligations to the government.
While Congress and regulatory agencies have broad powers to investigate and punish violations of the law, they lack the resources to discover many instances of impropriety. As a result, the law allows for common citizens to come forward as whistleblowers. In many instances, blowing the whistle may even result in a monetary reward.
