Record · Nov. 22, 2005

FAQ page from a private investigations firm website

FAQ webpage from a private investigations firm describing client privacy, billing, reporting methods, and use of investigative work product.Machine-written summary

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CASE MANAGERS¶

SERVICES¶

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Riley Kiraly¶

This page contains answers to common questions.¶

Is my matter private?

How_am billed_for services?¶

Who will talk with regarding my matter?
How will*

receive reports?¶

the information you¶

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Is my matter private?¶

Yes, Licensed Investigators have a statutory privilege. They are restricted by law from discussing your matter without your written permission. If you want the investigator to testify concerning the facts of the investigation, you must give permission. If subpoenaed, the investigator will not, and cannot testify, without such permission.¶

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How am billed for services?¶

We use a Time Slips billing program. Our detailed billing is generally mailed or e-mailed to clients at the end of each month, or matter, depending on which comes firsts. Most assignments are billed by the hour. Some security related assignments may be billed on a flat fee basis, depending on the client agreement. Generally, fees and any actual expenses are billed against a retainer.¶

Who will talk with regarding this matter?¶

One of the three partners will be responsible for your particular matter.¶

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While you may work with a case manager or senior investigator, you will receive reports directly from one or more of our partner/owners.¶

How will I receive reports?¶

At the beginning of the relationship, you will choose the method of receiving reports and updates. They may be verbal, e-mail, fax, mail or a combination of these methods. Reporting methods vary depending on the assignment and venue where the work is performed.¶

How can I use the information you provide?¶

Any information we provide to you, as result of our investigation or security and risk management survey, is yours to use in any legal manner. Unlike some other firms, we recognize that the work product belongs to the client. We conduct our inquiries in total compliance with all federal and state laws and stand behind our results.¶