Litigation Support
Professional investigative litigation support
We provide an independent examination of circumstances, facts, and evidence, and help to identify biases, prejudices, faulty methodology, and theories of the matter at hand. Often times opposing parties in criminal and civil matters overlook important aspects of the case, sacrificing quality over quantity and/or ease of closing and litigating the case.
Experience has shown that you will see more favorable results, and are better equipped to protect your clients, when you are better informed. Our investigations and consultations are targeted at developing a complete and accurate accounting and review of your case so that you are better able to develop and refine your strategy, and better anticipate your adversary’s strategy.

Review | Litigation Support
We will review your case (criminal, civil, pre-trial, post-conviction appeal) with an unbiased objective and recommend areas that need to be explored and/or investigated further.
We will:
– Work with your firm to plan, strengthen and execute your firm’s strategy;
– Identify weaknesses and points of vulnerability on both sides;
– Provide link or flow charts that offer a revealing graphic view of relationships
between people, places and important events;
– Provide a detailed timeline of your case providing a visual perspective of what
transpired;
– Review forensic, testimonial, and media evidence (computer, physical, autopsy,
photographic, audio/visual, interviews, etc.) evidence.
Investigations
We investigate to assist you in avoiding surprises, help resolve unavoidable disputes, disprove your adversary’s allegations, or to support your litigation strategies with the information we uncover.
We will:
– Conduct physical interviews of witnesses, officers and other investigative
leads involved (audio, video and sworn affidavits);
– Identify witnesses and conduct background checks on defendants,
witnesses and deposition subjects;
– Conduct asset searches aimed at determining whether proposed litigation
is cost-justified;
– We have a wide network of resources to draw upon in law enforcement,
public safety, the military, regulatory agencies, media and private
industries;
– Perform sophisticated computer forensic audits and other types of
analysis;
– Collect photographic, audio and video evidence.
Testimony
We will provide court recognized expert witness testimony and/or consulting in the following areas:


















Skip Tracing
– Witness location;
– Defendant location.
Surveillance
– Observation from a distance by means of electronic equipment;
– Monitoring social networks to extract useful information such as personal interests, friendships & affiliations, wants, beliefs, thoughts, and activities.
Evidence
Evidence can be divided into two categories: Testimonial – statements or the spoken word from the victim(s) or witness(es). Physical – also referred to as real evidence, consists of tangible articles such as hairs, fibers, latent fingerprints biological material.
We will:
– Identify, gather, evaluate, categorize, inventory and secure all evidence, providing a chain of custody to preserve its integrity and admissibility in court.
Court certified process servers for the state of Arizona
– We will deliver, file and serve Process (any legal document) in any court in the State of Arizona (except on Indian Reservations).
Notary Service
Acknowledgements – An acknowledgment is a notarial act in which a notary certifies that a signer, whose identity is proven by satisfactory appeared before the notary and acknowledged that the signer signed the document.
-Affidavit – An affidavit is a notarial act in which the notary certifies that a signer, whose identity is proven by satisfactory evidence made in the notary’s presence a voluntary signature; and has taken an oath or affirmation vouching for the truthfulness of the signed document.
-Copy Certifications – A copy certification is a notarial act in which the notary certifies that a photocopy of a document was made that is neither a public record nor publicly recordable.
-Oaths of Affirmation – During notarizations, a notary may be required to give a signer or credible person an oath or affirmation. The signer or person makes the decision as to whether he or she would like to take an oath or an affirmation.