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CORPORATE INVESTIGATION
A corporate investigation is the thorough investigation of a corporation or business in order to uncover wrongdoing committed by management, employees, or third parties.
There are many aspects of corporate investigations and they can vary significantly based on your needs. For example, our corporate investigations can uncover if a business partner is legitimate, whether an employee is stealing from the company, or reveal fraud and embezzlement, just to name a few. Our corporate investigator’s main job, is to ensure a company is running smoothly and within the law.
Depending on what you’re looking to investigate within your business, an investigator will conduct one or multiple of these investigations:
Undercover Investigation: By blending in with the company, our investigators can look into employee misconduct like theft, substance abuse, or harassment. Investigators will often use covert surveillance as a part of their inspection.
Research Investigation: Our Investigators can conduct research in order to find information about companies that you do business with for acquisitions, mergers, joint ventures, venture capital, private equity, and investments. They can also perform in-depth employee background checks.
Financial Investigation: Our investigators conducting a financial investigation can discover embezzlement, money laundering, fraud, and other white collar crime.
E-Discovery / Electronic Investigation: With e-discovery, our investigators can gather electronically stored information in order to collect necessary evidence. They can also potentially restore lost data.
Corruption Investigation: Our investigators looking for corruption can uncover bribery, illegal foreign exchange, corporate fraud, and industrial espionage.
Businesses and corporations use corporate investigators, not only to prove suspected unlawful activity, but to protect from the potential. If you are concerned about the wellbeing of your business or company, an investigator is an unbiased source that can provide you with reliable information. Often, large corporations will have investigators on retainer or have internal investigators so that they are constantly aware of every facet of their company. With such a large pursuit, this information is vital to their success.
If you are actually experiencing employee dishonesty, financial inconsistency, or if you doubt the legitimacy of a company you deal with directly, our corporate investigators can present evidence that is legally and professionally obtained, meaning it is more likely to be respected by the court. They can also help you prevent future incidents.