Private Detective or Investigator:
Ever wondered the distinction between a private detective and investigator? There's really no distinction between private detective or investigator - it’s just people’s preference to which name they use when referring to them. A Private Investigator or Private Detective could be involved in all aspects of the business such as personal issues, organization disputes, and also any other problems that might arise that an individual or enterprise may need to have.
A Private detective or investigator would deal with many clients. Below is a list of a number of the much more widespread clientele who we carry out work for along with a few examples of some of their situations which we handle:
• Insurance Companies
(A nearby insurance company known as us to help them gather photographic evidence of a male which was of function due to a function related accident which injured his back we carried out surveillance on the target and gained evidence of target performing daily activities and also him carrying heavy items and also going out operating)
• Solicitors involved with criminal, civil and matrimonial instances.
(A firm of solicitors named as they had a client whose partner was filing for a divorce but she knew he was getting an affair we also carried out surveillance on him and captured evidence of him cohabiting on a day-to-day basis with an additional woman.)
• Private people
• Commercial Firms
• Private Companies
• Retail companies/shopping chains
• Other investigators sub contracting work
• & a lot of far more
We have a large network of operatives from all over the world; The operatives we use all have a range of experience and expertise which all come from a wide range of backgrounds including operatives with a policing background as well as the Special Forces. We are a part of the British Agents and abide by their code of conduct which is one of the largest private detective or investigator directories in Europe.
http://www.privatedetective-lowestoft.co.uk
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