Four kinds of work attorneys bring us.
Litigation support
Fact investigation, background on parties and witnesses, and research for active matters, reported in writing for your review.
Witness and asset locates
Finding witnesses, parties, and heirs, and identifying assets for judgment, settlement, or collection strategy, through lawful sources.
Background and due diligence
Individuals, counterparties, and businesses, ahead of a transaction, a hire, a filing, or a deposition.
Threat assessments for clients and firms
When a client, an attorney, or the office receives threats or unwanted contact: an assessment, a written plan, and protection if it is needed.
Security for the trial team, witnesses and clients.
For high-conflict and high-profile matters, where a party, a witness or counsel has become a target. Scoped on the 15-minute call and in place before the next hearing.
Threat assessment
Assessment of parties, fixated individuals and online threats connected to the matter, with a written finding counsel can act on.
Witness and client security
Protective transport, residence checks and security on testimony days for witnesses and clients who have been threatened or approached.
Trial and deposition security
Advance work for the courthouse, hotel and war room, secure movement for the trial team, and an on-site protective presence when needed.
Attorney exposure reduction
Removal of home addresses and family details for the partners and staff on the matter, before opposing parties or the public go looking.
Scoped with you, directed by you.
A 15-minute call
Describe the matter in general terms. We tell you what we can find, how we would approach it, and the timeline.
Engaged through your firm
Scope, fee, and reporting are agreed in writing, and the work is directed by counsel. We check for conflicts before we start.
A written report
Findings with sources documented, delivered to you and to no one else unless you say so.
Licensed in Virginia
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, license 11-30268.
Lawful sources
Each finding is traced to where it came from, so you can judge how to use it.
Confidential by default
We report only to counsel and to whoever counsel designates in writing.
A principal on every matter
You speak with a firm principal, usually within fifteen minutes during business hours.
Serving Virginia and Washington, DC.
Richmond, Northern Virginia, and the District, with work across the Commonwealth and travel nationally or abroad when a matter requires it.
Before you ask.
Are you licensed to investigate in Virginia?
Yes. Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, license 11-30268.
Who directs the work?
You do. We work at counsel’s direction, scope every task with you and report only to the people you name.
Can you testify to how evidence was found?
Each finding is documented with its source and method so the work can be explained and defended in court.
How fast can you start?
Book the 15-minute call. Most matters are scoped the same day, and urgent security needs can usually be staffed within the week.
Book a 15-minute call.
A firm principal will call you back to discuss the matter. Please keep privileged details out of this form; general terms are enough.
Download the Client Overview (PDF) →Received.
A principal will call you to set the 15 minutes, usually within one business day.
If it is urgent, call 203-770-5461.
Or email connect@sagglobal.com