Category: Private Investigations
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Let a Business Asset Search Investigator Determine Whether You Can Get Blood From that Turnip
Have you ever heard the saying about getting blood out of a turnip? You know that you can’t squeeze anything out of a turnip that isn’t there. But there are businesses that try. When something goes amiss, say a client doesn’t pay their bill; or a competitor infringes on a proprietary idea or product; or…
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New Technology Adds to the Value of Digital Forensics
There are changes coming and, as usual, they have to do with technology. So you know that is seeing the application in our work. Besides keeping your smartphone in your pocket or purse at all times, people are beginning to track themselves in other ways like wearables, apps and even with products like Fitbit. Let’s…
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Computer Forensics SOP in High Profile Cases
Since the mid-1980s, computer forensics has been allowed in criminal court as evidence. It continues to be a highly important aspect of investigation. Pertaining to any type of legal evidence discovered on computers, this branch of digital forensics science is one of many ways that helps clients in their pursuit of the truth. Here are…
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Identity Theft vs. Identity Fraud
Because we stay in the know, constantly arming ourselves with ways to assist our clients, is most concerned about how computers can sometimes turn our clients into victims. To explain our point, we wish to share some rather scary information with you: every two seconds, another American becomes the victim of identity fraud. In fact, according…
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If You Think You Need to Talk to a Private Investigator, You Probably Should
Years of experience has taught a few things to the professionals at . And one of the top rules of thumb we encourage you to follow? Well, we suggest that if you’re thinking that you should speak to a private investigator, chances are good that you should do exactly that. In our business, we’ve often…
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Surveillance Equipment Documents Workers Compensation Fraud
Like nearly every other business owner he knew, Lance paid close attention to the bottom line. He felt responsible for employees working in his chain of convenience stores. Many of those employees had been with Lance for more than a decade. In fact, Lance believed his stores were surviving the economic crunch because employees were…
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Bad Partner Revealed Through Comprehensive Investigation
As a risk-taking entrepreneur, John was accustomed to feeling stressed. But for months, John felt more on edge than ever. Two of his three business partners had readily agreed to the sale of one of their jointly owned companies. But for some reason, the fourth partner adamantly disagreed. With a majority vote, the partners did…
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Would Just Finding a Missing Person Be Enough For You?
When Kim’s son, Jake, announced that he was joining the United States Army, she wasn’t sure how she felt about that decision. In some ways, Jake was fairly lost. He worked dead-end jobs for a few weeks then quit. He moved in and out of the family basement. She knew Jake was at least dabbling…
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Child Custody Battles Don’t End with the Divorce
A decade ago, when Carlotta left her marriage with Ed, their only child was a toddler. There had been not child custody investigation or battle. Ed was given regular visitation rights in the divorce. Through the years, Ed had moved out of state to live with his parents and contact with the baby was sporadic.…
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Background Checks Provide Safety with Online Dating
When Kate started to occasionally flirt online with a man she didn’t know, she viewed it as harmless fun on boring weekends. After all, she had been widowed three years earlier. She didn’t yet feel ready to date. But for some reason, Kate did not feel the least bit threatened by the chance to act…