Our Investigation Services assist with:

Surveillance and Monitoring

• Surveillance: PIs are often hired to monitor people’s activities, especially in cases of suspected infidelity, fraud, or insurance claims. They may follow someone to see where they go, who they meet, and what they do, all while remaining covert.

• Photography and Videography: PIs document the activities of the subject they’re surveilling using cameras or video equipment. This evidence is often presented to clients or used in court proceedings.

• TSCM: Some PIs specialize in detecting hidden surveillance devices (like cameras, microphones, or GPS trackers) or monitoring communications if permitted by law.

Background Checks

• Criminal Records: PIs often check a person’s criminal history for clients, such as employers, attorneys, or individuals concerned about someone’s past.

• Employment History: For businesses or individuals, PIs verify employment history, professional qualifications, and other work-related details to prevent fraud or assess someone's credibility.

• Financial Backgrounds: They can gather information about an individual’s or company's financial standing, including asset searches, bankruptcy records, or unpaid debts, often for cases involving fraud or financial disputes.

• Identity Verification: PIs also confirm someone's identity and may help track down missing persons, locate heirs, or investigate identity theft.

Corporate Investigations

• Employee Investigations: Businesses hire PIs to investigate employees who may be engaging in unethical behavior, theft, or corporate espionage.

• Corporate Fraud: PIs may be tasked with investigating financial fraud, embezzlement, or other misconduct within a company.

• Intellectual Property (IP) Theft: PIs can investigate instances of IP theft, counterfeit goods, or violations of patents, trademarks, and copyrights.

Missing Persons Investigations

• Locate Missing Individuals: PIs are often hired to locate missing persons, such as estranged family members, debtors, or witnesses in legal cases. They may also help track down runaway teens or adults who have gone off the grid.

• Skip Tracing: This involves locating people who have "skipped" out on obligations, such as debtors, those avoiding legal responsibilities, or individuals running from criminal charges.

Cyber and Digital Investigations

• Cybersecurity and Data Breach Investigations: Some PIs specialize in investigating digital security breaches or cybercrimes like hacking, data theft, or cyberstalking.

• Digital Forensics: They may recover deleted files, investigate computer or smartphone usage, and analyze digital communications for evidence of wrongdoing.

• Social Media Investigations: PIs often comb through social media profiles and online activities to uncover evidence related to a subject’s behavior, location, or communications.

Counter-Surveillance and Bug Sweeps

• Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM): PIs are often hired to conduct bug sweeps or counter-surveillance investigations to check whether a person’s phone, car, or home is being bugged with surveillance devices. They use specialized equipment to detect hidden cameras, microphones, or tracking devices.

• Digital Countermeasures: PIs may also assess the digital security of a person’s devices and communications, looking for signs of hacking, spyware, or unauthorized access.