sonarLint complains "Null pointers should not be dereferenced (squid:S2259)" despite that possibility being handled

So I have an issue with SonarLint that I am not sure how to approach.

let's say I have a class with a method

public class Class(RemoteContext context)
    RemoteContext context = context;

    public void String method(String data) {
        if(data == null)
            context.raiseException("data can't be null");

        //do stuff with data like data.get();
    }

When I analyze this class with sonarLint (3.2.) I get a Null pointer should not be dereferenced issue.

So my question is. How to solve this issue? context.RaiseException will stop method execution so I think it is a false positive.

The application has a lot of cases (classes/methods) with this problem. So I'm thinking that annotations are an overkill (ugly code all around) I could also type return after each raiseException() call, but I'm under the impression that is not the "programmers way".

I'm guessing writing my own rule would be best.

I was looking over the topics and did me googling around but did not find anything useful for this case, when I sort of having to do the "opposite" of what sonar actually does. Not raising an issue, but kind of "giving a green light" on the method?

Hopefully, I was clear enough on the issue.