When someone “skips town,” it’s often because others are looking for them. Sometimes, the individual knows a summons is on the way, or they’re a key witness in an ongoing investigation, or they may even owe too many people money. Other times, an individual may not be hiding, but they are just difficult to find … Read more
As you start looking around for different types of batch searches, one thing you might find is a phone append search. Phone appends are a great way of learning more information about someone. They’re especially great when you need to gather methods of contacting an individual. However, many people don’t know much about batch processing as … Read more
Tracers is happy to announce being an official member benefit for the National Association of Estate Planners and Councils (NAEPC). NAEPC members now receive 10% off of all Tracers investigative search services. In addition to the 10% off, your first $100 to use with Tracers is on us! All the details, including the 10% off, $100 … Read more
There are many ways to process large amounts of data . Whether you have a sizable quantity of data to process (like for batch skip tracing) for your company’s operations or data for the business itself, you have different methods at your disposal. .But many people aren’t quite sure how to best process big volumes … Read more
Negotiating the dark waters of divorce and custody is tricky, but the right legal research software can make the difference between sailing smoothly to a resolution or getting hung up on snags and rocks. During the aura of anxiety created by the divorce drama, your client is sailing into uncharted waters, cut loose from the security of … 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
It’s possible to simultaneously be good at practicing law and running a business. While you’re probably thinking “I know that”, it still requires laying it out there in print. Even though it’s an obvious observation, many small law firms and independent lawyers act like there is a choice between the two. And there are multiple … Read more
We are in unprecedented times. Economically. Medically. Emotionally. There are so many factors attributing to the current crisis in the world, it’s hard to know which way to turn. And sometimes, it’s hard to get motivated to do anything at all. This article isn’t about what’s going on in the world. It’s also not a … Read more
Written by Neil J. Squillante. This article first appeared via TechnoLawyer TL NewsWire. What you don’t know can hurt your cases. When you need to find facts beyond the reach of your client or discovery — locate a witness or find impeachable admissions, size up your jury, explore whether a party owns lucrative assets, or … Read more
We’ve all seen the movies with “legal” themes. There are so many plots where the situation seems dire, but at the very last minute, there’s an epiphany that reveals the truth. This key piece of evidence is (almost always) as easily overlooked as it is crucial to proving innocence. Sure, these scenes are overdone and … Read more