- May 13
- Paul Cicarella Jr.
Investigators gathered at REI’s Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) training to stay on top of today’s cutting edge counter-surveillance and TSCM/bug sweeping technology.
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- April 29
- Stephanie Irvine
Whether the evidence gathered by a private investigator is for a family law case, insurance fraud, or even to assist in a cold case, there are certain steps that must be taken to ensure that it is usable in a court of law.
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Many books, articles, seminars, and conferences deal effectively with different aspects of private investigation, but the real question not being addressed is how to survive and thrive as a private investigation business.
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- April 01
- Michele M. Harris
Private investigators have a lot to offer professional businesses though these businesses may not realize all the ways investigators can be used. Once business owners get past the myths and stereotypes of our profession, they …
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- March 25
- Dean and Karen Beers
The latest update from the NCISS (National Council of Investigative & Security Services) Legislative Committee and Lobbyit.
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A new bill in New Hampshire may change the licensing requirements for private investigators, security guards, and bail bondsmen in the state.
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The deeper knowledge of investigative interviews discussed in this article will help you gather between 25% to 50% more facts.
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The challenge for investigators is identifying emotional infidelity. Since physical intimacy isn’t involved, can infidelity still be proven? Is it something you should bring to your client’s attention?
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Take a look at the top 5 private investigator articles that PInow published last year and stay tuned for even more private investigation content in 2019.
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A roundup of events for private investigators in 2019. Make sure that you attend private investigation events near you to stay up to date on news, legislations, and training.
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