Privacy Legislation and Its Impact on Trial Lawyers

Trial lawyers know how valuable witness testimony is to the success of their client’s case. Proposed privacy legislation is threatening the attorney’s ability to locate witnesses, judgment debtors, co-workers, and physical assets in a cost-effective time and manner....

Changes in JAC Procedures for New Fiscal Year

Each fiscal year, the Justice Administrative Commission implements new procedures and policies.  This year is no different.  The following is a quick summary of the most recent updates from the JAC: Supporting Documentation – If proper documentation is not...

Field Trip: Visiting the Scene with your Investigator

Tired of sitting behind your desk reviewing depositions and briefs? Want a little excitement? Does the idea of stopping at a local Starbucks for your favorite beverage and taking a little field trip appeal to you? Then grab that file and call your investigator and go...

Six Signs of a Dating “Shark”

For whatever reason, you’re single again. In a society with a divorce rate of more than fifty percent, odds are good it has or could happen to you. If it has, and you find yourself “in the market” for companionship, here are some suggestions on protecting yourself...

Case Study – Caught in South Beach

Surveillance is the “art” of covertly following someone and documenting his activities. For the audience of television and film, it appears brief, interesting, and productive. For the professional investigator, however, it is long hours of boredom, interspersed with...