The number of people working as private investigators has been growing at a rate of 2.29%. There were 93,957 people working as private investigators in 2018. In 2019, the number grew up to approximately 96,107 people. As a private investigator…

Join Tracers and Casetext for a live webinar on Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 11AM PST / 2PM EST on COVID-19’s lasting impact on litigation trends and the newest technologies that you can use to conduct discovery and litigate more efficiently in…

All lawyers know that much more goes into running a law firm than going to court.  Administrative tasks can take up as much as 48% of a lawyer’s workweek, from sending emails to responding to lead inquiries, to attending consultations,…

Financial crimes pose a huge threat to both financial institutions and their consumers, costing American individuals and businesses billions of dollars every year. While every financial crime can have devastating consequences, one of the most financial crimes is money laundering.…

There’s a billion sources of data out there and many databases that aggregate that data to help people in a variety of industries perform the research they need to get the job done. However, many traditional databases pull their records…

Public and private records provide legal professionals with a variety of different kinds of data for legal research — from personal information like addresses and names, to more detailed information like asset records and criminal records. However, gathering information through…

Everyone, even people who aren’t legal professionals, knows that it takes a lot for attorneys to win a case. From vetting their client and opposition to conducting legal research to gathering evidence to making their argument in court — the…