April 26, 2010

There have been many questions and concerns about the new Process Serving bill in New York and the New York State Professional Process Server’s Association created a great Q & A to assist process servers in understanding what is happening with the new bill and what they need Read More

Bail enforcement agents often face dangerous situations in the performance of their work; there is no doubt that the greatest risk comes from concealed weapons and firearms in the possession of those who would do us harm.  The reality of our work is that there are evil people out Read More

In monitoring fraud activity across the United States, it has been no surprise to see so much attention to and interest in mortgage related frauds.  Among the myriad of mortgage fraud schemes that exist, they generally fall into one of two categories, depending on their intended Read More

The Federal Trade Commission could become more powerful with a provision tucked in the financial reform bill H.R. 4173, the “Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009” that would expand its rule-making abilities, according to a Washington Post article of April 26, Read More