Alejandro Salicrup

Alejandro J. Salicrup is a trial attorney with over a decade of experience spanning personal injury, complex civil litigation, federal criminal prosecution, and high-profile government investigations. He brings to every case a rare combination of courtroom skill, courtroom instincts, and academic rigor — honed across some of the most demanding legal environments in the country. At Williams Hart & Boundas, LLP, his civil practice focuses on product liability, commercial motor vehicle incidents, and qui tam/whistleblower actions. Alejandro has represented clients in cases involving a wide range of products, including defective firearms, vehicles, and power tools. He also represents individuals who were injured in motor vehicle crashes or injured in their workplace. False Claims Act/Whistleblower Actions: Alejandro also represents whistleblowers in False Claims Act qui tam actions, drawing on years of experience as a federal prosecutor who built and tried the very same kinds of fraud cases that whistleblowers help expose. He understands these cases from the inside — how the government investigates them, what the Department of Justice looks for when deciding whether to intervene, and how to position a qui tam case for maximum recovery. As a Trial Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice’s Health Care Fraud Strike Force, Alejandro investigated and prosecuted some of the most complex health care fraud schemes in the country, including large-scale conspiracies involving fraudulent cancer genetic testing (CGx) and COVID-19 testing fraud — precisely the types of schemes that frequently give rise to False Claims Act liability. Before that, as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Middle District of Florida, he prosecuted a broad range of federal fraud matters. That prosecutorial background gives Alejandro a critical advantage when evaluating a whistleblower’s information: he knows what makes a case and how to present it to the government in a way that commands serious attention. Alejandro also brings a rare investigative perspective to his whistleblower practice. He served as Special Counsel to former FBI Director Louis Freeh during Director Freeh’s tenure as Special Master of the Deepwater Horizon Settlement Program, where he helped expose and dismantle sophisticated, large-scale fraud — work that required the same careful documentary analysis and source development as effective qui tam litigation demands.