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
Going through bankruptcy is tough. People often have to sell treasured assets. There’s a mountain of paperwork to get through. And to top it off, it’s an emotional, social nightmare. Bankruptcy records are available to the public and remain on a credit file for up to 10 years. Many individuals don’t want to discuss their … Read more
This is part 3 of a 4-part series on using public and private records for private investigation. Understanding public and private data and knowing how to conduct internal research goes a long way. It goes a lot longer when attorneys use the right investigative software to refine their search results, look only for the public … 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
Florida based data company Tracers offers streamlined access to public records with new member benefit for Florida Bar members. Tallahassee, FL — Tracers, a leading data provider and trusted public records software, has become an approved member benefit provider for The Florida Bar. “We’re proud to enter into a relationship with The Florida Bar as … Read more
Fraud of all types is a huge problem in the US. In 2020, there were 4.8 million reports of consumer fraud and identity theft. This type of personal fraud cost Americans over $7 billion in 2020. Why are there so many reports of fraud? Two reasons. First, there are many kinds of fraud, like consumer fraud, voter … Read more
The number of people working as private investigators has been growing at a rate of 2.29%. There were 93,957 people working as private investigators in 2018. In 2019, the number grew up to approximately 96,107 people. As a private investigator or detective, you can be hired by a wide variety of people and groups. Private … Read more
Join Tracers and Casetext for a live webinar on Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 11AM PST / 2PM EST on COVID-19’s lasting impact on litigation trends and the newest technologies that you can use to conduct discovery and litigate more efficiently in the post-pandemic world. In this 30-minute, fun and informative webinar you’ll learn about the: Register … Read more
All lawyers know that much more goes into running a law firm than going to court. Administrative tasks can take up as much as 48% of a lawyer’s workweek, from sending emails to responding to lead inquiries, to attending consultations, to billing clients— there’s a lot that goes into keeping a law firm going. A … Read more
Financial crimes pose a huge threat to both financial institutions and their consumers, costing American individuals and businesses billions of dollars every year. While every financial crime can have devastating consequences, one of the most financial crimes is money laundering. Money laundering is the 3-step process of disguising an illegal source of money so that … Read more