March 15, 2012

Along with race car driver, international spy and diamond smuggler, private investigator has always been improbably viewed as something of a glamorous career.  (Usually by those who know nothing of the often tedious and painstaking reality of actual investigations). After a Read More

Along with race car driver, international spy and diamond smuggler, private investigator has always been improbably viewed as something of a glamorous career.  (Usually by those who know nothing of the often tedious and painstaking reality of actual investigations). After a Read More

If you’re a busy attorney, and you’ve never considered hiring a private investigator, you’re throwing away money. No matter how skilled, experienced, or efficient you are, you can’t possibly get to all the work that crosses your desk. You can’t do Read More

As a private investigator, I’m often asked by businesses to gather information from cell phones owned by a company; you can protect your business by tracking your employee’s cell phone data. Even though I know the best method for collecting data from phones is through Read More

Questioned Documents v. 2009 NRC Report Decision of Note: The D.C. Court of Appeals has held on the state of forensic science-that handwriting comparison and identification, as practiced by FBI examiners, passes the Frye test for admissibility. The case came about as a result of Read More