Corporate Investigators
Corporate Investigators
Corporate Investigators
Trusted Since 1994
Mergers / Acquisitions
Corporate Investigations
Before acquiring, merging and/or investing with another company, it is critical to verify the existence of the assets and the solvency of the company being considered for this type of transaction. TIN conducts an extensive level of background work in this area on the entity, the shareholders and/or the managing partners, with a concentration on Financial and Non-Financial Assets, Business and Corporate Filings, Judgments, Tax Liens, Bankruptcy Filings, Regulatory records, Industry Intelligence, etc. Our corporate clients trust TIN to provide the relevant data needed to evaluate the risk and the opportunities associated with each merger/acquisition transaction.
Theft / Embezzlement
Corporate Investigations
Managers and key employees entrusted with fiduciary responsibilities often create innovative methods to illegally transfer funds from a company account(s). Often, 3rd party and/or contractor relationships are fraudulently established in order to facilitate this type of malfeasance. TIN reviews and analyzes specific methodologies associated with these types of transactions in order to determine the origin and techniques utilized and to quantify the monetary losses to a company. Ultimately, TIN case objectives include determining the actor(s) and recipient(s) of these funds and presenting all relevant findings to law enforcement for criminal prosecution.
Business Status
Corporate Investigations
In order to determine the legitimacy of or to file a lawsuit against the appropriate entity(s), clients rely upon TIN to determine the legal and operational status, corporate filing data, identification of managing members, parent company(s) and/or subsidiaries associated with an entity. TIN will meticulously develop relevant business data about a company, its parent company(s) and/or its subsidiary(s).
Intellectual Property
Corporate Investigations
In a competitive corporate environment, the act of disseminating intellectual property from inside or outside an organization can do great harm to a company. In many cases, companies do not have protocol in place to discover and act upon this type of infringement. TIN conducts IP investigations in order to determine the source(s) and methodologies of these types of infringements, the magnitude of the breech and the opportunity for civil and/or criminal prosecution.
Corporate Investigators
Trusted Since 1994
Mergers / Acquisitions
Corporate Investigations
Before acquiring, merging and/or investing with another company, it is critical to verify the existence of the assets and the solvency of the company being considered for this type of transaction. TIN conducts an extensive level of background work in this area on the entity, the shareholders and/or the managing partners, with a concentration on Financial and Non-Financial Assets, Business and Corporate Filings, Judgments, Tax Liens, Bankruptcy Filings, Regulatory records, Industry Intelligence, etc. Our corporate clients trust TIN to provide the relevant data needed to evaluate the risk and the opportunities associated with each merger/acquisition transaction.
Theft / Embezzlement
Corporate Investigations
Managers and key employees entrusted with fiduciary responsibilities often create innovative methods to illegally transfer funds from a company account(s). Often, 3rd party and/or contractor relationships are fraudulently established in order to facilitate this type of malfeasance. TIN reviews and analyzes specific methodologies associated with these types of transactions in order to determine the origin and techniques utilized and to quantify the monetary losses to a company. Ultimately, TIN case objectives include determining the actor(s) and recipient(s) of these funds and presenting all relevant findings to law enforcement for criminal prosecution.
Business Status
Corporate Investigations
In order to determine the legitimacy of or to file a lawsuit against the appropriate entity(s), clients rely upon TIN to determine the legal and operational status, corporate filing data, identification of managing members, parent company(s) and/or subsidiaries associated with an entity. TIN will meticulously develop relevant business data about a company, its parent company(s) and/or its subsidiary(s).
Intellectual Property
Corporate Investigations
In a competitive corporate environment, the act of disseminating intellectual property from inside or outside an organization can do great harm to a company. In many cases, companies do not have protocol in place to discover and act upon this type of infringement. TIN conducts IP investigations in order to determine the source(s) and methodologies of these types of infringements, the magnitude of the breech and the opportunity for civil and/or criminal prosecution.
FAQs
1. How does TIN approach a situation in which funds have been stolen from a company?
Initially, TIN recommends a review of all relevant and/or questionable records, transactions, invoices, deposits, receipts, etc. in order to establish that monetary losses have in fact occurred. It is also prudent to conduct a comprehensive background investigation(s) of all suspected employee(s), managers, etc. in order to identify those who have historically demonstrated a propensity to conduct acts of theft, fraud, embezzlement, etc.
With client authorization, TIN may also initiate covert/mobile surveillance, undercover operations, non-financial assets
2. How much does a Corporate Investigation cost?
A typical corporate fraud, theft and/or embezzlement investigation will range in costs from 5,000.00 to $ 50,000.00.
3. How long does it typically take to complete a Corporate Investigation?
Depending on the extent of the theft, fraud and/or embezzlement which have contributed to company losses, two (2) to four (4) weeks of research, investigation, surveillance, etc. is typically required by TIN to complete a corporate investigation.
Some corporate matters for investigation; however, may require more time (1 – 3 months) in order to properly address all case objectives and bring clarity and resolution to a client’s issue(s).
4. Can TIN identify a current owner(s), officer(s) and/or manager(s) of a particular company?
TIN has the resources and extensive experience in determining who the shareholders, officers/directors and/or key managers are in connection with a questionable entity. The names of owners and shareholders are sometimes not recorded in the business filings or corporate documents.
Although often difficult to obtain, this level of information is critical for a client to have when an issue has developed, or when ownership clarity is needed in order to properly bring an entity into litigation.
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