How we can assist
An investigation shaped around your questions.
- Identifying potential witnesses from existing case facts
- Conducting appropriate location research
- Documenting voluntary statements and leads
- Coordinating work with attorney requests
Start with what counsel needs to establish
Effective witness work begins with the disputed facts and a clear plan. We discuss potential sources and prioritize contacts based on relevance.
Professional and ethical contact
Witnesses must be approached lawfully and respectfully. Represented-party contact and other rules may affect an investigation; counsel should provide appropriate direction.
Document facts faithfully
Accurate notes and clear distinctions between first-hand knowledge and second-hand accounts help attorneys assess the usefulness of information.
All investigative activities are subject to applicable law, case circumstances, and an agreed scope. No particular finding or outcome is guaranteed.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you support both criminal and civil cases?+
Both are listed among the firm’s existing investigative services.
Can investigators force a witness to speak?+
No. A private investigator cannot compel a voluntary interview.
How are witness statements used?+
The attorney determines legal strategy and potential use of information. Investigators can discuss suitable documentation practices.
