
Turning a Business Dispute Into Investigative Questions
A disputed invoice or lost customer is a business problem, but it is not yet an investigation plan. A productive plan breaks the concern into questions that can be checked independently.
Practical articles on litigation support, business litigation, surveillance, vendor fraud, compliance, and intellectual property investigations from MAYN Investigations.

A disputed invoice or lost customer is a business problem, but it is not yet an investigation plan. A productive plan breaks the concern into questions that can be checked independently.

A clear assignment brief saves follow-up calls and helps field work begin with the right priorities. Paralegals are often the link between the attorney, client, records, and investigator.

An attorney may know which facts matter while still needing someone to establish what happened outside the case file. Investigators can locate witnesses, document observable activity, research public records, and turn scattered information into an organized factual record.