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By Alias Investigates | Eugene, Oregon If you've ever hired a private investigator to run a background check on a job applicant or current employee, there's something important you may not know: that investigation is almost certainly regulated by federal law — and if it wasn't conducted correctly, your business could be exposed to serious legal liability. We're talking about the Fair Credit Reporting Act, or FCRA — a federal consumer protection statute that most people associ

Winning a civil lawsuit is a significant legal achievement — but for many plaintiffs, the real challenge begins after the verdict. When a court orders wage garnishment, the debtor must have verifiable employment for that order to be enforced. If the debtor claims to be unemployed, has changed jobs, or is working under the table, your judgment can sit uncollected for months or even years. This is where a licensed private investigator becomes one of the most valuable assets in

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) protects consumers by regulating how personal information is collected, used, and shared. Private Investigators often access sensitive data during their investigations, but some violate the FCRA, putting their clients at serious legal risk. Understanding these violations and their consequences is essential for anyone considering hiring a PI. There have been several recent cases of FCRA violations by private investigators, so choosing a kno

Child custody cases often involve complex emotions and conflicting accounts of behavior. Attorneys need clear, objective evidence to represent their clients effectively and protect the best interests of the child. This is where private investigators play a crucial role. By conducting thorough child custody behavior investigations, private investigators provide attorneys with valuable insights that can influence court decisions. Why Attorneys Need Private Investigators for Chi