Although attorneys spend years in college learning their trade, rarely do they have the time or experience in digging up the necessary facts needed to serve their clients’ needs. Some cases require background information or further investigation, that’s where private investigators come in to the picture. Here are some reasons why an attorney would […]
Private Investigation Leads to Discovery of Insurance Fraud
October 7, 2012 by
There has of course always been fraud but insurance fraud is more common than you might think, especially with car insurance. Many insurance companies hire private investigators to make sure that the case is actually an accident and not a deliberate fraud. You would like to think that there were no car insurance frauds out […]
6 Things That Attract Car Thieves to Your Car
September 26, 2012 by
Here is the link: http://www.carinsurance.org/2012/09/6-things-that-attract-car-thieves-to-your-car
Reasons to Hire a Private Investigator
September 3, 2012 by
Private investigators come as a solution to a horde of problems. Some private investigators focus on corporate cases or even assist the law in various forms such as the police, federal detective agencies, or at times attorneys while some become a domestic investigator. The operative premise of private investigators is huge and the nature of […]
Cheating – Is Your Significant other Having an Affair?
June 12, 2012 by
Subject: Extramarital Affair Are you beginning to question whether your partner is having an extramarital affair? Are you seeing and sensing specific things, that makes you suspicious of his or her faithfulness to you and your marriage? Whether or not adultery is actually occurring, your uncertainties are informing you that something isn’t right and […]
Yes, you are being watched
February 27, 2012 by
Alarms have been raised over Bill C-30, a law that would allow police to monitor Canadians’ Internet and e-mails. However, privacy analysts warn the horse has already left the barn: We are all being watched. “The Stasi would have loved the kind of technology and the amount of information we have in these days. It’s […]
Organized Crime – Chopped cars put public at risk
February 18, 2012 by
They look good from far, but they’re far from good. Police have busted a major crime ring involving high-end vehicles that were allegedly patched up and re-sold to unsuspecting buyers. A three-year joint investigation involving the Toronto Police, Niagara Regional Police, the Ontario Provincial Police and the Ministry of Transportation of […]
Doing your job, then surfing web ruled not ‘time theft’
September 19, 2011 by
Joe was a 27-year employee of the Department of Immigration with a clean disciplinary record. Joe reported to 2 bosses who clearly were not communicating well. Every project given to Joe was done properly and on time, but he had a lot of extra time available to surf the Internet, including some pornography. The employer […]
Fraudulent expenses Submitting false claims can get you fired
September 19, 2011 by
Have the headlines about the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. expense scandal got you nervous? Wondering if maybe you stretched the envelope a little too much with that last expense report? It’s clear out-and-out fraud will always be just cause for termination of employment. If you intentionally submit an expense for money you didn’t spend […]
