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Skip tracing has evolved significantly over the years with the evolution of personal technology. Let’s explore the transformation skip tracing has undergone, from its historical roots to the modern technological age we’re in now. We’ll delve into the tools and techniques that power skip tracing services today and discuss their effectiveness and applications. We aim … Read more
It’s easy to see how modern communication has been revolutionized by smartphones and the internet. However, skip tracing has also evolved, turning into a sophisticated process leveraging the power of phone information to locate individuals who have gone off the grid. Skip tracing, the art of tracking down elusive individuals, has found new avenues through … Read more
In the intricate world of legal proceedings, information is power. Legal professionals, armed with accurate and up-to-date skip tracing data, can navigate cases more effectively and make well-informed decisions. So how does skip tracing come into play? Skip tracing tools are indispensable for legal professionals trying to locate individuals, assets, and information critical to their … Read more
If you’re in an industry in which you need to perform investigative research about a person, whether you’re a legal professional, a private investigator, or you work in collections or repossession, you know that even the smallest pieces of information can matter. But with so many records out there, it can be difficult to know … Read more
In 2021, over 70% of Americans used social media. This rise of social media has, in many ways, turned the private sphere public. People reveal all sorts of personal information about themselves online — where they go, who they’re in relationships with, what they like to do, what they don’t like, their day-to-day activities — … Read more
22% of attorneys use social media for case investigation, according to the American Bar Association’s 2019 Legal Technology Survey Report. Why? Because a powerful social media search is a veritable treasure trove of useful information, all in one place. Social media is where most people go to share their political opinions, their emotional ups and downs, and … Read more
The term “lawyer” is what you’re called, but you aren’t paid to simply know the law. Sure, if you have a practice, you’re probably adept in particular fields. That said, the best in their field aren’t simply legal experts. Those who win cases and have the best litigation record are firms (and individual lawyers) who bring … Read more