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General Investigations
General investigations, in the context of private investigators, refer to a broad range of investigative services that are typically conducted for individuals, businesses, law firms, or other organizations. Private investigators may be hired to conduct general investigations for a variety…
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General investigations, in the context of private investigators, refer to a broad range of investigative services that are typically conducted for individuals, businesses, law firms, or other organizations. Private investigators may be hired to conduct general investigations for a variety of reasons, including uncovering fraud, locating missing persons, verifying background information, and conducting surveillance.
Some common types of general investigations conducted by private investigators include:
- Background checks: Private investigators may conduct background checks on individuals for a variety of reasons, such as pre-employment screening, tenant screening, or due diligence investigations.
- Surveillance: Private investigators may use surveillance techniques to monitor the activities of individuals or organizations to gather evidence for legal, business, or personal purposes.
- Fraud investigations: Private investigators may be hired to investigate fraud, such as insurance fraud, identity theft, or financial fraud.
- Skip tracing: Private investigators may specialize in locating missing persons, such as runaway children, estranged family members, or debtors who have skipped town.
- Asset searches: Private investigators may conduct asset searches to help individuals or businesses locate hidden assets or determine the financial status of an individual or organization.
- Intellectual property investigations: Private investigators may be hired by businesses to investigate instances of copyright or trademark infringement, or to protect trade secrets and other confidential information.