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Background Checks and Employment History: What to Look For and Why It Matters
When attorneys prepare for civil litigation, they know the importance of gathering as much information as possible about the parties involved. One area that often proves especially revealing is a person’s employment history. Work records can shed light on credibility, financial stability, and patterns of behavior, all of which may influence the outcome of… Read More »
The Benefits of Background Searches as a Pre-Litigation Strategy
Before filing a lawsuit, attorneys weigh numerous factors: the strength of the evidence, the credibility of the parties, the likelihood of recovery, and the potential risks of pursuing the case. While much of this evaluation relies on information provided by clients and witnesses, one of the most powerful tools available before litigation even begins… Read More »
Using Social Media to Establish Key Details in Assessing an Individual’s Background
In today’s interconnected world, social media offers a revealing window into people’s lives. From Facebook and Instagram to LinkedIn and X (formerly Twitter), individuals routinely share details about their careers, social circles, travel habits, political views, and personal experiences, often without realizing the extent to which that information can be collected and analyzed. For… Read More »
Red Flags to Watch for in Background Check Results
In civil litigation, knowledge can be your greatest ally—and sometimes your only defense against surprises that could derail your case. That’s why background checks have become such an indispensable tool for attorneys preparing for trial, negotiation, or settlement. But conducting a background check is only the first step. The real value lies in understanding… Read More »
How Social Media Can Be Used to Impeach or Challenge the Credibility of Defendants and Witnesses
In the courtroom, credibility is often everything. The success or failure of a case can hinge on whether a jury believes a witness, a defendant, or even a plaintiff. While traditional impeachment methods such as inconsistent statements or prior convictions remain critical, one modern and increasingly powerful tool has emerged in recent years: social… Read More »
Social Media Background Checks: What Attorneys Need to Know
In today’s digital world, almost everyone has some form of social media presence. From casual posts on Facebook to professional updates on LinkedIn and trending content on TikTok or Instagram, people share a tremendous amount of personal information online—often without realizing how revealing it can be. For attorneys involved in civil litigation, this digital… Read More »
The Benefits of Early Asset Searches in Litigation Strategy
When preparing for civil litigation, attorneys must build their cases with as much strategic foresight as possible. One of the most valuable tools in litigation planning is an early asset search. Conducting a thorough asset investigation at the outset of a case can provide crucial information about an opposing party’s financial standing, helping attorneys… Read More »
Investigating Opposing Parties: How Background Checks Can Strengthen Your Case
When it comes to civil litigation, having a strategic advantage can make all the difference in the outcome of a case. One of the most effective ways to gain that edge is through background checks on opposing parties. Private investigators like those at Millennium Intelligence Agency specialize in uncovering valuable information that can support… Read More »
Do You Have a Direct Relationship with a Legal Investigator?
The landscape of product liability law underwent a dramatic shift in the 1970s and 1980s, as legal theories of liability expanded beyond manufacturing defects. Strict liability principles began applying to design defects, inadequate warnings, improper instructions, and a range of other product-related failures. This evolution in the law led to an increased demand for… Read More »
Why Conduct a Preliminary Asset Search Before You Sign Up a Case
When attorneys evaluate a potential client’s case, they often focus on the merits: Is there a legal basis for the claim? What evidence exists? Are there defenses to anticipate? While these questions are vital, there’s another critical consideration that often goes overlooked—whether the opposing party has the financial means to satisfy a judgment or… Read More »