Let’s face it, investigations can be expensive. At Boson Investigations, we offer a variety of cost-effective packages to help meet your case needs. Our NEW monthly subscriptions offer a perfect solution for clients who want to keep control of their investigative budget. Our packages are inclusive, so you won’t be hit with any unexpected fees along the way. We are dedicated to providing our clients with the highest level of professionalism and personalized service. From Child Custody cases to Criminal cases we have you covered. 

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An attorney may think that they do not have any need for an experienced private investigator because of the variety of skills and resources that they employ. However, every attorney should retain their own Private Investigator on hire to handle those day to day investigative needs. 



Although law school and career experience provide an attorney with a number of useful research techniques and litigation skill, they do have limits. When a law firm is working on multiple cases, it's often more difficult to find the time to investigate and dig for case-making facts as thoroughly as the case may deserve. There are ways you can outsource some of that time and expertise, though, allowing you to take on a wider variety of cases, while also benefiting your client. Partnering with a professional private investigator can help attorney’s to leverage your position and find creative and efficient ways to come out ahead of your adversary.

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Five Ways Every Attorney Can Benefit From Using A Private Investigator

If you’re an attorney with a hectic work schedule, and you’ve never contemplated hiring a private investigator, here are a few major benefits to consider..

 

1.  Locate People / Interviewing Witnesses 

You may need help searching for a witness, or locating parties involved in a case. Out sourcing these tasks save the office staff and paralegal team more time to focus on your clients. 

 

Private Investigators are a big help interviewing witnesses to undercover the facts. Whether you would like to interview, serve, or investigate someone, an investigator can help you to identify and locate the individual. Check out our video below on one of the many cases we have solved through interviewing witnesses.

 

2.  Locate Assets 
Private Investigators are skilled at locating assets such as real estate, valuable property (artwork, antiques, collectibles, etc.), and vehicles (motor vehicles, aircraft, vessels, etc.). An investigator can also help attorneys to identify the location both domestic and offshore bank accounts (though the details of these assets may not necessarily be disclosed by banking institutions without court order or permission from the account holder.

 

 3.  Process Serving

Private Investigation firms also assist with serving legal paperwork (process serving), legal video including video taping with audio and video equipment of depositions, or "Day in the Life" for personal injury and workers compensation claims.

 

4. Criminal / Civil Cases 

Private Investigators can be a help to law firms in not only serving papers but in criminal and civil cases as well. Maybe the firm will need an investigator to conduct surveillance on a custody dispute, divorce case, or settle case. Having the investigator on hand, saves a lot of hassle from the client privately retaining a poor or "cheap" investigation agency who fails to complete the case.

 

Most of our private investigators are prior law enforcement officers and retired detectives. With some research, you will find that our investigators are skilled in criminal investigations, with years of investigative experience that would be beneficial to your case. 

 

5.  Legal Video

The power of video is rapidly changing the world around us. Although the technology is new, the power of video has proven that there is a significant difference in how we interpret what we hear on the radio or newspaper, versus what we watch on a video. Some private investigators are trained in Legal Video, which includes professional audio and video recording depositions. 

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