I DO! WHAT DO PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS REALLY DO?

We give evidence in court. Private detectives frequently testify in front of judges’ and juries. We keep meticulous notes and records so that giving evidence in court goes as smoothly as possible. Our job is to report the facts to the court with accuracy and impartiality. This allows will enable your legal counsel to represent you to the best of their abilities.

Private detectives can be called to give evidence as ‘Expert Witnesses, though they are more commonly designated ‘Professional Witnesses.’ A professional witness helps the court establish the facts. They may be called to give first-hand oral evidence or be asked by the court to give their professional interpretation of the facts.

SEE YOU IN COURT: WHAT DO PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS REALLY DO?

We help clients with litigation. Lawsuits can be complex and time-consuming. A private investigator can help you and your solicitor obtain vital evidence to support your case. They can locate key witnesses and identify new leads that could increase your chances of success in the courtroom.

People are sued for a host of reasons, though common reasons include personal injury, defamation, discrimination and debt settlement.

If you’re thinking of suing an individual or business, or are being sued yourself, speak to a solicitor first, as the process can be a long and arduous one involving things like Pre Action Protocols, Pleadings, Costs Management, Disclosure and Witness Statements. A lawsuit should not be undertaken lightly.