Why Service of Process Is Harder Than It Looks — And What to Do When It Fails Published March 2026 | Category: Services, Attorney Resources Service of process is one of those things that looks straightforward on paper. You have documents that need to be delivered to a specific person. Someone delivers them. Case proceeds. […]
People go missing for a lot of different reasons. Some are avoiding a process server. Some have cut contact with a family member and don’t want to be found. Some have skipped out on a debt, a lease, or a legal obligation. The methods for finding them — and the legal framework for doing so […]
Defense attorneys and private investigators need each other, but the relationship doesn’t always work the way it should. Attorneys who have had bad experiences with PIs — missed deadlines, sloppy documentation, an investigator who couldn’t testify coherently — sometimes write off the resource entirely. That’s a mistake. The problem usually isn’t the concept; it’s a […]
A lot gets written about surveillance tactics — where to park, how long to sit, how to avoid being burned. Less gets written about the equipment itself, which is a gap worth addressing. In night surveillance specifically, your camera setup can be the difference between coming back with usable footage and coming back with nothing. […]
Attorneys and private investigators work best when they operate as a team from early in a case — not when the PI gets called in two weeks before trial to fix something that should have been addressed months ago. Understanding what we actually bring to the table helps make that relationship more productive from the […]
Most surveillance training is designed with suburban and urban environments in mind — lots of foot traffic, cover vehicles blend in, multiple observation positions are available. Rural surveillance operates under a completely different set of rules, and investigators who don’t adjust for it get burned quickly. The biggest challenge is visibility. In a city, a […]
A few years ago, there was a lot of talk about private investigators working in the metaverse — tracking down digital avatars, following people through virtual worlds. It made for interesting headlines. In practice, the metaverse never became the investigative frontier it was hyped to be. What has changed the job dramatically is the broader […]
When someone has been convicted of a crime, most people assume the case is over. The evidence has been heard, the verdict delivered. But convictions are not always the end of the story — and in many cases, they shouldn’t be. Post-conviction work is one of the more serious sides of private investigation. The stakes […]
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