Whats the difference between a “legal investigator” and a “private investigator”?
We adhere to the standards of The National Association of Legal InvestigatorsTM. They offer the following description of a “legal investigator”: “Legal investigators are licensed private investigators or law firm staff investigators who specialize in preparing cases for trial for attorneys. Their job is to gather information and evidence which advance legal theories to benefit the client’s case. The legal investigator must possess knowledge of statutory and case law, local rules of court, civil procedure, forensic sciences, techniques of evidence collection, and its preservation and admissibility.
