Author: Ellie St. Aubin What does a Private Investigator really do? When you hear the words “Private Investigator;” “P.I.;” “Private Detective;” or “Private Eye,” your head is bound to start spinning of fantastical ideas.  What pops in your head first?  Perhaps Sherlock Holmes, with the hat, a magnifying glass and a tobacco pipe? Or Thomas

We see it every day, and it seems like it’s everywhere. Eye-catching headlines tell us how investors are defrauded out of large sums of money after a deal didn’t turn out as promised.  Things just aren’t always as they appear.  The recent Fyre Festival debacle is a great example of this.  Investors lost millions after

OSMOSIS 2018 Author: Brian Devine, Investigator I started working in the investigative field roughly a year and a half ago, and ever since then I’ve heard a lot about OSMOSIS and how beneficial the experience is. For those who are not familiar, OSMOSIS is a two-day conference focused on sharing the latest and greatest in

Employers are erring on the side of caution in the hiring process to avoid paying big bucks for non-compliance of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).  A recent SHRM publication revealed that some businesses have already been forced into million dollar settlements because they weren’t compliant with FCRA.  This year alone nearly 30 employers nationwide

A candidate comes across your desk and for most employers (approximately 60% according to Career Builder) it’s a natural next step to do a quick social media search.  Maybe a look at their Facebook page.. or Twitter account… and then YouTube.  Before you know it, you’re looking 54 weeks back on their Instagram!  What if you find

A candidate comes across your desk and for most employers (approximately 60% according to Career Builder) it’s a natural next step to do a quick social media search.  Maybe a look at their Facebook page.. or Twitter account… and then YouTube.  Before you know it, you’re looking 54 weeks back on their Instagram!  What if you find