Private Investigator Blog

I don’t know about you but don’t you just hate testifying against your client? Huh? Now, you knew I was going to say “Robert Blake”, the current celebrity accused killer. What, is there something in the water? Anyway, his, I...
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The worker compensation news from the insurance companies’ perspective is offered at workcomp central The site provides free access to subjects and story summaries, but rather than paying for the full article, look for the complete article through a search...
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Hospital Trace Reports are a longstanding resource for the insurance fraud investigator, according to a story in PI Magazine. The private investigator, usually with a release from the insurance company, contacts multiple hospitals to determine if the claimant has previously...
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Internet searching is ubiquitous. But, as with so many areas of life, searching skill is not. You want results for the hours and hours you spent culling the web to fact check, develop company intelligence or personal background. Private investigator,...
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I know I’ve mentioned somewhere before one of my many brilliant ideas. I’ll tell you what it is because it WILL bring clients to you. But you’ve got to promise me you’ll do it. Okay, here goes. Remember that nice...
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Remember the privacy rights we had in school? The right to have your locker searched by the school. The right of teachers to corporal punishment… A Florida state court supported a school district against a Florida news outlet, in their...
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Look into the crystal ball, see where the legal biz, and your lawyers will be in 20 years. Okay, maybe you’ll be retired but they’re already working like its 2025. Get the...
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An enlightening study on the shifting strength and fortunes of search engines appears in e-commerce times. Google may be loosing the “battle for search mindshare” in the local search market. The perfection of targeted results from local searches is destined...
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There is no comprehensive nationwide source for specific vehicle or traffic violation information. States maintain separate databases of vehicles registered in their state. Except for the insurance industry proprietary database the sources for vehicle violation information are limited. The Safe...
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