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Subject Locates: What’s in a Name?

The date of loss was 5/18/2008. The case has finally come to a serious settlement offer by the insurance company. Your client is nowhere to be found. After exhausting the client’s primary contact numbers, his emergency contacts and Lexis, online White Pages and Spokeo, to no avail, this type of situation can become frustrating. Finally, using [...]

New Google App – Your Name, Address, Email… From Just Your Pic.

You are sitting at a crowded cafe, chatting up a hottie sitting next to you.  Unbeknownst to either of you, the jealous stalking ex has taken a photo of the two of you. Act I, Scene I Several days later you arrive home to your spouse standing in the front doorway, fanning an 8×11 photo.  You wave, reach [...]

Gov’t Can Attach a GPS Device to Your Car – No Warrant Necessary

From TIME: (August 25, 2010) Government agents can sneak onto your property in the middle of the night, put a GPS device on the bottom of your car and keep track of everywhere you go. This doesn’t violate your Fourth Amendment rights, because you do not have any reasonable expectation of privacy in your own [...]

Subject Locates: Successful Ones v. Expensive Failures

One of the most common assignments we receive is for a subject locate.  Usually generated from attorneys, insurance companies, financial institutions (as, as you know, we do not work for individuals), BNI is often asked to locate: – Adverse Witnesses – Cooperative Witnesses – Debtors – Clients – Heirs The difference between a successful locate and [...]

100 Useful Niche Search Engines You’ve Never Heard Of

Well, it’s probable that you have heard of a few of the niche search engines mentioned by our friends from Social Blog 100+ Useful Search Engines.  Aside from using megasearch engine Google, though, have you really surfed the more drilled down search sites?  I’m sure you can find use from at least a few in the list.  [...]

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