The Liability of Skip Tracing Assignments
In recent years private investigators have come under increasing scrutiny and pressure from zealous privacy advocates, national and state lawmakers... Read More
Month: June 2009
Using Price as a Marketing Tool within your Private Investigations Agency
There are four classic “P’s” to marketing: product, price, place, and promotion. You can find them in any marketing book,... Read More
Private Investigators: How to Win Working on a Flat Rate
Since many insurance companies and large law firms are requiring investigators to work on a Flat Rate basis more today than in the past, it occurred to me that there must be a way for investigators to work Flat Rate... Read More
In Relentless Pursuit of… Social Networking for PIs
In Relentless Pursuit of Social Networking… It’s been a little while since our last Editor’s Update so we wanted to... Read More
Investigative Notes: Keep Them or Destroy Them?
While in the field there is nothing more important to the veracity and foundation of your investigation than to take... Read More
Enforcing Civil Judgments in a Debtor-Friendly Climate
Has anyone ever owed you money? Most of us have at some point been faced with an unpaid debt. After exhausting all traditional methods of debt recovery, the next logical step is to use our legal system to further pursue... Read More
Body Armor for Fugitive Recovery Agents
I’ve had a few questions regarding concealable body armor lately, especially what type and what level of protection. So I... Read More
Insurance for Process Service Agencies
“THE BIG FOUR” and WHY THEY ARE IMPORTANT Most Process Service Agencies are familiar with the term Errors and Omissions... Read More