private investigation

We have all been there before, a networking mixer, a social engagement, or an interview with a potential client.  Once the introductions are swapped, the question generally arises, “so, what do you do?”  As certain as anything, the response “I am a Private Investigator” will Read More

A couple of important hearings with far reaching consequences for UK private investigators have drawn to a close within weeks of each other. The Home Affairs Select Committee on Private Investigators published a report in early July after hearing the testimony of private Read More

Private investigators provide a number of important functions related to Equivocal Death Investigations (EDI).  The primary considerations are incident related concerns.  These include incident scene photography (including video) and investigation, evidence collection in some Read More

Here is a list of some common things that private investigators are not allowed to get without signed authorization or other official court order: Medical Records HIPAA, which was enacted in 1996, protects your medical history and medical records from prying eyes. There are Read More

When communicating with others, asking questions seems to be the least often used skill.  This happens for many reasons; we do not want to appear uninformed, overbearing or overly challenging in our quest for the truth.  Quite simply, asking questions and pairing them with Read More

Creating a strong online presence is important to distinguish yourself as a local private investigator from the competition and one of the easiest ways to create a strong impact for your brand is with your logo Read More

Following article is going to cover certain basic investigative techniques such as discovering a person’s online aliases, digging deeper into leads (such as profile images), leveraging Google to uncover files and setting up a system to get real time notifications about your Read More

By Emmanuelle Welch – Once in a while, cases with exotic-sounding names land on your desk or in your inbox: a divorce case involving a French spouse suspected of hiding assets. A job candidate with credentials from a French institution or workplace that needs to be Read More