New York State Professional Process Servers Association Q&A on New Process Servers Bill
There have been many questions and concerns about the new Process Serving bill in New York and the New York... Read More
Month: April 2010
The Basics of Mortgage Fraud
In monitoring fraud activity across the United States, it has been no surprise to see so much attention to and... Read More
ISPLA: FTC Could Become More Powerful, Not Good for Investigators
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... Read More
The Unburnable Female Operative
The female covert operative: the very idea evokes smoky, black-and-white images of leggy, Cold-War Soviet spies laying (forgive the pun)... Read More
Elder Abuse and Nursing Home Investigations
The nursing home industry has failed to police themselves and the state agencies that regulate the facilities have failed to... Read More
Every Private Investigator Needs a Digital Audio Recorder
Working in an office has its advantages; setting reminders on your computer or jotting down quick notes doesn’t require much more effort than picking up a pen and a post-it. However, if you’re an investigator in the field, using a... Read More
International Cybercrime Reporting and Cooperation Act
SENATORS HATCH AND GILLIBRAND INTRODUCE FIRST OF ITS KIND MEASURE TO BOLSTER CYBERSECURITY – Bill Fosters International Coordination, Cracks Down... Read More
Reviewing and Understanding Autopsy Reports
Voltaire said “To the living we owe respect, but to the dead we owe only the truth.” This is the... Read More