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As we get to know our clients, we find that many of the law firms we work with have judgments against several defendants that have been placed on "the back b...

We are hearing about more firms choosing to work remotely during this time of the coronavirus. Our team has been able to work on collaborative projects from...

Litigation can be tricky when dealing with wealthy individuals who have great accountants who know how to hide their money and assets, but this can become ev...

After Mondays Caucuses have ended, many new questions are arising as to the security of America's Election System. We are all too familiar with the disaster ...

On December 5th, 2019, Uber released a report which took them 21 months to compile and outlines the safety of its ride-share platform. It addresses the stori...

Our clients count on us to provide professional process serving on a daily basis. There are many challenges in process serving, many of which a person would...

We are just starting a podcast on various topics we get questions about on a regular basis. This is not meant to be legal advice, but more information for o...

There are many players in the industry of legal support. An army of process servers, photocopiers, skip tracers, private investigators, and others help lega...

This is the second article in a series that looks at the benefits of using open source intelligence as a tool for civil litigation. (specifics and details ha...

If you have been paying attention to the news you may have seen the story of how a Chinese Woman was arrested at the Mar-a Lago Resort, carrying 4 cell phone...

Try try again. Right? Also: The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Lets apply this toward p...

As data breaches become more common and larger in scale, companies that hold private, sensitive, or financial information need not ask if, but when someone w...

The Fifth and Sixth amendment in the constitution outline the right to due process and makes it mandatory for parties being summoned to be notified in writin...

Its a real thing. It can happen to you. The scary part? Even if you pay, you may not get back your data. From an article at https://blog.barkly.com/dla-pip...

There has been an explosion in the past few years of sites online that claim to tell you everything you want to know about someone. Location, criminal histo...

Most of our clients are attorneys, and are always juggling appointments, court dates, meeting with people, phone calls and much more. Time is valuable. One ...

This is the first in a series of articles that talks about the benefits of using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) for civil litigation. Why is it helpful an...

Here are Rush Intel, one of the most common services we offer is locating people or information that is not readily available. This could be because the inf...

OSINT or Open Source intelligence is the method of gaining information about a person or thing without the need for a subpoena or warrants. This can be done...

As a person who also enjoys the challenges of long range shooting, there is an interesting truth that most shooters don't like to talk about. Although the p...