A Corporate Private Investigator specializes in conducting investigations for businesses. This includes matters such as fraud detection, employee misconduct, intellectual property theft, and due diligence for mergers and acquisitions.

Businesses might need a Corporate Private Investigator to safeguard their interests, ensure compliance with laws, protect intellectual property, and maintain a safe and ethical work environment.

Yes, Corporate Private Investigators are typically licensed professionals who adhere to state and federal regulations. They must meet specific requirements and maintain continuing education to keep their licenses active.

Corporate Private Investigators conduct a wide range of investigations, including:

• Employee background checks
• Fraud investigations
• Corporate espionage detection
• Intellectual property theft investigations
• Due diligence for mergers and acquisitions
• Workplace harassment and misconduct investigations

Yes, Corporate Private Investigators are skilled in surveillance techniques, including video, photographic, and electronic surveillance, to gather evidence discreetly and legally.

Absolutely. Corporate Private Investigators often collaborate with legal teams to gather evidence, provide expert testimony, and ensure that the investigation adheres to legal standards.

Yes, all information gathered during an investigation is kept strictly confidential. Investigators adhere to professional ethics and legal standards to protect client privacy.

Corporate Private Investigators follow a strict code of ethics, which includes obtaining information legally, respecting privacy, and providing accurate and unbiased reports. They also comply with all relevant laws and regulations.

The duration of an investigation can vary depending on its complexity and scope. Some investigations may take a few days, while others could extend over several months.

To start an investigation, the client will typically meet with the investigator to discuss their concerns and objectives. The investigator will then develop a plan, outline the methods to be used, and provide an estimate of the time and costs involved.

The cost of a corporate investigation varies depending on the complexity, duration, and resources required. Investigators usually provide an initial consultation to discuss fees and provide an estimate.

At MPI we accept a variety of payment methods, including credit cards, checks, and electronic transfers. Some may also offer payment plans for larger investigations.

Yes, evidence gathered by a Corporate Private Investigator is typically admissible in court, provided it was obtained legally and follows the chain of custody rules. Investigators can also provide expert testimony if needed.

If illegal activity is uncovered, the investigator will document the findings and report them to the appropriate authorities. The investigator can also assist in providing evidence for legal proceedings.

You can contact MP Investigations a “Corporate Private Investigator” through their website, email, or phone. We offer a consultation to discuss your needs and how we can assist.

For the initial consultation, it’s helpful to provide any relevant information and documentation about the issue you want to investigate. This can include dates, names, and any other pertinent details that can aid our investigator in understanding your case.