Monthly Archives: February 2020

Are Your Employees Being Honest With You?

Corporate Investigation: Are Your Employees Being Honest With You? E-Newsletter Article In the fall of 2014, Texas Investigative Network was engaged by a Texas company to conduct a corporate, surveillance investigation on a high-ranking executive within the company.  Our client, the president of this company, explained that the executive in question claimed he had a daughter in the hospital that required him to miss an extended period of time from ...

Are Your Employees Being Honest With You?2022-03-24T18:18:29+00:00

Night Club Fraud Exposed While Undercover

Undercover Investigation: Night Club Fraud Exposed While Undercover E-Newsletter Article In late 2015, Texas Investigative Network was engaged by a Texas law firm to conduct an undercover investigation requiring covert surveillance into a nightclub involved in a civil lawsuit over a breach of a contract dispute.  TIN’s case objectives in the matter were the following: Determine the monetary charges at the door for those customers entering the nightclub and determine ...

Night Club Fraud Exposed While Undercover2022-03-24T18:19:35+00:00

Inappropriate Corporate Relations

We were retained to conduct a corporate investigation whereas the subject of the investigation decided to fly into Houston two days prior to the meeting.

Inappropriate Corporate Relations2022-03-24T18:20:28+00:00

Drinking And Driving Leads Parent To Lose Custody

Family Law Investigation: Drinking And Driving Leads Parent To Lose Custody E-Newsletter Article Recently, a Houston area law firm hired Texas Investigative Network, Inc. to conduct a covert, mobile surveillance assignment.  The Subject of our investigation was suspected of violating her divorce decree by consuming alcohol - and having male visitors overnight – during her time of possession with her three (3) children.             On TIN’s second day of ...

Drinking And Driving Leads Parent To Lose Custody2022-03-24T18:21:09+00:00

Badly Injured… Really?

Insurance Defense Investigation: Badly Injured...Really? E-Newsletter Article In the summer of 2016, a Beaumont law firm retained Texas Investigative Network, Inc. to conduct an insurance defense investigation that required covert, mobile surveillance on the Plaintiff in a civil lawsuit.  The Plaintiff claimed that he had sustained a shoulder injury as a result of an accident, which allegedly prevented him from working out. TIN Investigators conducted two (2) days of surveillance ...

Badly Injured… Really?2022-03-24T18:21:55+00:00

Surveillance Investigators Catch Plaintiff Red Handed

Insurance Defense Investigation: Caught Red-Handed E-Newsletter Article In mid-2015, Texas Investigative Network, Inc. was retained by an out of state law firm to conduct an insurance defense surveillance investigation on a plaintiff who claimed that she had suffered permanent nerve damage as her median nerve was severed, thus causing limitations with her right arm.  The plaintiff claimed that she was experiencing very poor grip with her right hand and unable ...

Surveillance Investigators Catch Plaintiff Red Handed2020-02-06T16:29:18+00:00

Surveillance Case Reveals Personal Injury Claimant Singing and Dancing

Insurance Defense Investigation: Singing, Dancing, and Disabled E-Newsletter Article In early 2015, Texas Investigative Network, Inc. was retained by a Texas law firm to conduct an insurance defense investigation requiring covert surveillance on a plaintiff in a civil lawsuit.  The plaintiff claimed he had sustained a back injury as the result of an accident at the client’s place of business.  The plaintiff initially had back surgery, yet claimed that he was ...

Surveillance Case Reveals Personal Injury Claimant Singing and Dancing2020-02-06T16:01:11+00:00

Undercover, Corporate Investigation Exposes Non-Compete Violations

To Compete or Non-Compete. In this post we'll share how a private investigator went the extra mile in a corporate investigation case. If you are employed (or ever have been), more than likely you've been part of some type of confidentiality agreement or non-compete agreement. Right? Admit it. Like the other terms and conditions, fine print, or privacy policy, you probably didn’t read too much into it before signing. If ...

Undercover, Corporate Investigation Exposes Non-Compete Violations2022-03-24T17:17:35+00:00
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