There are a variety of cases a private investigator may take on. Some of these include finding lost or stolen property, proof of an unfaithful partner, proof of an unreliable and dishonest business partner, a missing person, a perpetrator of an unsolved crime. These are only some of the types

The very term private investigator comes with a multitude of connotations. Most of these stem from popular culture, particularly literature and movies. Everyone is familiar with the classic noir aesthetic, and private investigators are about as synonymous with it as butter is to toast. Private investigation has of course enjoyed

Various jurisdictions around the world require that private investigators hold a license. Not all but many. They may also be allowed to carry a sidearm or not, depending on local laws. In these cases, this particular type of private investigator could have been a law enforcement agent in the past.

Private investigators engage in a wide variety of responsibilities. And as we discussed in last week’s article they work with a variety of clients. All of which come from different industries and walks of life. Today we will discuss what jobs a private investigator may engage in, and how they

Private investigators have a rather interesting place in society. Particularly in how the public view them. Most people’s experiences with a private investigator, or someone with their set of skills, would be through some kind of media. Whether it be through a film, book, etc. It tends to be through

Society’s most common view or stereotype of a private investigator usually involves some kind of surveillance or detective work. However, private investigators also work in the judicial sector, collaborating with attorneys and working in court. This is oftentimes more common actually. There are a variety of legal services a private

Fiction, whether it be in series, films or books, often portray people working in the private investigation industry as intriguing and mysterious figures. Naturally many are attracted to this mystique. So one might wonder where this trade began, and how it garnered the reputation it did. In this article, we

There are plenty of ways and reasons a private investigator may perform a background check on someone. Depending on the client in question the nature of the background check might change too. The context of a background check can be in court cases, concerning witnesses and/or the opposition. These tend

A private investigator is a person who undertakes investigatory law services. They can be hired by individuals or groups. They most often work for attorneys in civil and criminal cases. There are also various types of private investigators, besides those which work on civil and criminal cases. There are those

Fiction often portrays private investigators very differently to how they are in real life. Which has lead to some confusion as to what exactly a private investigator can do. What do their jobs entail? In this article we will be going over the 5 most predominant jobs a private investigator

There are a plethora of reasons why one might want or need to hire a private investigator. Their services are sought after by a wide variety of entities. Law firms, insurance companies, private individuals, recruitment agencies and almost any company looking to hire someone new for a sensitive position. These

A licensed private investigator, sometimes referred to as a PI, is someone who’s job entails acquiring information, uncovering and compiling evidence or finding a missing person. Private citizens and companies often seek out these services, and make up most of their clientele. Private investigators often work for attorneys and lawyers