An investigation shaped around your questions.
- Witness identification and interview support
- Research into relevant people and background facts
- Lawful surveillance when appropriate
- Organized investigative summaries for counsel
Support tailored to the legal theory
A defense investigation begins with questions: Which facts are disputed? What gaps remain in the record? Which witnesses or sources may help? The right assignment is guided by counsel’s priorities rather than a generic checklist.
Witness work and lead development
Potential witnesses may be difficult to locate or may hold information that is not yet reflected in a case file. A structured inquiry can help counsel evaluate possible testimony and pursue appropriate follow-up.
Professional boundaries and evidence handling
The investigator’s role is to gather and document information lawfully. Legal advice, admissibility decisions and litigation strategy remain with the attorney. We discuss reporting and communication expectations in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work directly with criminal defense attorneys?+
The firm lists criminal and civil defense as a core service. Contact All Pro to discuss the needs and scope of a specific matter.
Can investigators interview witnesses?+
Yes, witness interview support is described among the firm’s investigative capabilities, subject to legal and ethical requirements.
Can a private investigator guarantee admissible evidence?+
No. Investigators should use lawful methods and careful documentation, while attorneys and courts determine admissibility.
