ILLUSTRATIVE CASE EXAMPLES
Clear questions.
Practical investigative support.
These hypothetical assignment scenarios show how investigative services can support a decision. Each real matter receives its own scope and approach.
Locating a potential witness
The question: An attorney needs to locate a person who may have relevant information.
The approach: Review available identifiers, research appropriate records, develop locate leads, and discuss interview or process service needs.
The documentation: A record of research, verified contact leads when available, and any authorized interview findings.
Explore litigation support →Documenting relevant activity
The question: A claims professional needs objective information about activity relevant to a claim.
The approach: Plan fieldwork around the assignment’s questions, location, timing, and appropriate observation methods.
The documentation: A factual report of observations, with photographs or video when available.
Explore surveillance →Research before a decision
The question: A business wants to better understand available information about a prospective business relationship.
The approach: Define the research scope, review relevant records and open sources, and identify information requiring follow-up.
The documentation: An organized summary of findings and sources for the client to evaluate.
Explore background research →Planning document service
The question: A client needs legal documents served within a specific timeline.
The approach: Review the documents, destination, deadline, available identifiers, and special instructions before attempts begin.
The documentation: Attempt status updates and appropriate service documentation based on the assignment.
Explore process service →What question do you need answered?
Discuss your matter, timeline, and investigative objectives.