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Congratulations to Brendan M. Ahern and the team at RGLZ Personal Injury Law on a hard-earned $10,425,000 result, and our respect to the injured rider and his family. This one means a lot to us. The family had been told there might be only $25,000 in coverage to answer for life-altering injuries. Brendan refused to

Preparation Is the Difference. After more than twenty years and thirty thousand cases, the pattern is impossible to miss. The files you are certain about can collapse, and the ones you were ready to write off can come back. The only variable you truly control is how prepared you are when the case surprises you.

A Subpoena Doesn’t Make a Witness Show Up. Here’s What Does. When a key witness stops responding, a court order alone rarely moves them. Here is how our team turns a silent witness into one who testifies. The witness was just not responding. That is how a recent case started for us. An attorney had

(With a Little Help from AI and a Lot of Passion) I didn’t start out as an expert. In fact, when I first stepped into the world of private investigation, skip tracing, and deep-dive research analysis, I had no prior experience. What I did have was an intense sense of curiosity and a relentless work

This article focuses on video canvassing and hit-and-run accidents. These accident investigations are very complex. This investigation will take time, patience and a lot of searching. We have seen an increase in hit-and-run accidents in recent years and it appears the use of electronic tolling and the use of false or stolen license plates seams

Implications for Litigation, Investigation and Insurance Evaluations. The recent New York Appellate Court case of Flanders v. Goodfellow has sent shockwaves through the legal community, particularly within the realm of personal injury and dog bite litigation. In this landmark case, the court addressed a significant question of liability and responsibility when it comes to dog

The recent conviction of Michael McMahon, a retired NYPD sergeant who transitioned into private investigative work, has drawn renewed attention to the legal and operational risks involved in international investigations. McMahon was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison after being found guilty of acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government. The case

A discussion about Legislation in the United States that could harm the Private Investigator and Security industries. Over 25 years ago, I started my profession in this industry in the city that never sleeps. The mid 90’s saw a considerable jump in technological advances that enabled people to operate their businesses using the latest equipment

“You cannot litigate, if you do not investigate” — F. Lee Bailey These were the words that F. Lee Bailey spoke to a group of investigators at the National Association of Legal Investigators Conference in 2019. These words never ring truer today. It seems you cannot go one day without a blog or article discussing

In recent years, the financial industry has faced numerous scandals that have raised eyebrows and highlighted the importance of transparency. One such incident was the recent TD Bank scandal, which brought to light significant lapses in due diligence and regulatory compliance. TD will pay $3 billion US Dollars to settle charges that it failed to