Introduce your firm. We'll take it from there.
We don't take search orders through a web form. Tell us who you are and what kind of work you send, and we'll open a client account — then assignments run directly with an investigator who already knows your matters, your format, and your terms.
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STEP 01
You introduce your firm
One short email or a phone call. Who you are, what you practice, and roughly what volume you expect to send.
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STEP 02
We respond directly
Usually the same business day. A short call or email exchange to understand your work and answer questions.
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STEP 03
Account and terms
We open the account, confirm rates including any sliding-scale volume tier, and set up secure delivery.
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STEP 04
Assignments run direct
Send files by email, secure portal, or batch. Permissible purpose is documented per assignment.
Tell us about your firm
Send us a short email or pick up the phone. There is no form to fill out and no portal to register for — you're introducing your firm to ours, and that works better as a conversation.
What to put in the email
Six lines is plenty. This is everything we need to open an account and quote you accurately — including which volume tier applies.
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Your name, role, and firm
And the best number to reach you on.
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What kind of practice you are
Litigation firm, collections firm or agency, corporate legal department, insurer, receiver, or lender — and your practice area.
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Which services you expect to use
Skip tracing, asset searches, bank and brokerage, insurance coverage, service of process, witness work, diligence.
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Roughly what volume
A few files a year, a few a month, or fifty-plus a month. This determines your sliding-scale tier, so an honest estimate saves you money.
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Anything that isn't working now
Current vendor problems, turnaround or format requirements, billing or conflict considerations.
Please don't send case details yet
No subject names, case numbers, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, or account numbers in this first email. We'll send you a secure channel once the account is open — that's where identifiers belong.
We respond to introductions the same business day in almost every case. If you'd rather skip the writing entirely, call — most of our client relationships started that way.
Before you send
Do not include subject names, case numbers, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, or any other personal identifiers in your first message. We are not a law firm and cannot give legal advice. Every assignment we accept requires a documented lawful permissible purpose, established at the file level once your account is open — see our compliance standards.