Fraudulent Sick Leave
This can be a tricky one for an employer. You have an employee who takes more time off sick than the company average but what…
Category: Private Investigation
Criminal Defence: When Evidence Runs Out
Anyone can make an attempt to argue their innocence. But in court, it's evidence that matters. With lots of clear evidence, a verdict can easily…
Working for the ‘Bad Guy’: Criminal Defence
In every court case, there is a defendant and a plaintiff and a defendant. A ‘good guy’ and a ‘bad guy’. It is the responsibility…
The Reasons Behind A Divorce
When two people announce their plans to divorce, those that know them can often only speculate. In recent days, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have…
Fraud: could you be a victim?
Recently published statistics show that 10% of us have been the victim of fraud. Could you be a victim, and would you know what to…
What would you want to know about your partner during surveillance?
It’s interesting to think about the things that we’d want to know, if we could follow our partners unseen. When thinking about matrimonial surveillance, most…
How careful are you with your location data?
If you’re amongst the millions of people that have downloaded Pokémon Go, then you will know a thing or two about how modern smartphones can…
What are the signs that your wife could be cheating?
Are concerns that your wife could be cheating affecting your marriage? Would you know what to look out for, if that were the case? Relationships…
ICO Crackdown on “Rogue” Private Investigators
The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) recently released a statement regarding private investigation method that have been described as ‘rogue’. These are unlawful practices carried out…
Wrongly Accused: What to Do About It
This week, a man from Leigh in Greater Manchester was wrongly accused of sexual assault. The accusers were two young girls – aged 12 and…