The Jan/Feb 2006 issue of Professional Investigator Magazine includes articles on investigating sexual harrassment cases; spyware; developing and managing informants; satellite images; evaluating expert witnesses; approaching adverse witnesses and the death of landlines. PI Magazine […]
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A genealogy search site run by the Arizona Department of Health Services allows genealogists, family tree researchers and the general public to freely search and access over 400,000 historical birth and death records for the state of Arizona. Users have already searched and viewed over 3 million birth and death certificates since the genealogy site […]
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The LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell site now offers an enhanced comparison tool that allows users to compare up to four law firms or individual lawyers in such areas as: area of practice, size of firm, office locations, educational background and attorney bar admissions. The following excerpt is reprinted from a BusinessWire release — “This is a great […]
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PittsburghLive.com is reporting on a Pennsylvania couple that have been charged with numerous criminal counts, after attempting to stop the repossession of their SUV, including criminal conspiracy and making terroristic threats. From the article — Serena reportedly ran to the other side of the truck when Sonya Schlegel pointed a rifle at him, cursed at […]
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According to a report from Channel 9 Eyewitness News in Greenville, NC, Marriott International has lost the backup tapes that contain personal information on over 200,000 customers. From the report – Marriott International says it’s missing important backup computer tapes. They contain credit card information and social security numbers for more than 200,000 customers, time-share […]
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