
PRODUCT LIABILITY DEFENSE
LAW Investigative Group has over 50 years of combined experience conducting background investigations of plaintiffs
in product liability litigation. Our investigations can be tailored to our client’s needs; however, these investigations
typically include:
§ Biographical Information § Employment and Educational History
§ Marital History
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Federal Court Searches
§ Civil and Criminal Court Searches
§ Financial Liabilities and Asset
Location
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Witness Location
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Witness Interviewing
§ Genealogy Research
§ Alternative Causation Research
Areas of Specialty Include:
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♦ Automotive
Researching Automobile Liability cases requires
background investigations of the parties involved and a “hands-on” examination of the vehicles and the accident
scene. Our investigators have experience investigating cases involving alleged tire failure, seatbelt malfunction and roll-over.
Our investigation includes scene inspection, vehicle inspection and witness interviews to gather the information necessary
to aid defense counsel in serving their client.
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♦ All-Terrain Vehicles and
Utility Terrain Vehicles
ATVs
and UTVs are effective off-road vehicles when operated properly. Unfortunately, accidents involving all-terrain vehicles have
become all too common, and litigation in this area is on the rise. LAW Investigative Group, LLC has several years experience
conducting ATV and UTV accident investigations. Our investigators can provide background investigations of the parties involved
to identify a history of behavior that might have led to improper use of the equipment. Our investigation can also include
a thorough examination of the accident scene, subject vehicle(s) inspection and acquisition as well as witness location and
interviewing.
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♦ Pharmaceuticals/Environmental
Pharmaceutical and Environmental
product liability cases require additional investigation into possible alternative causation for the alleged injury/illness.
As our investigators perform the background investigation on the plaintiff, they also identify possible alternative causation
for the alleged illness, such as genetic predisposition. Our investigators are experts in genealogy research that aids in
the development of this defense strategy. In addition, our investigators identify possible occupational hazards and environmental
hazards to be used to mitigate the client’s liability.
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PREMISES LIABILITY
Every business that owns
or occupies property has exposure to premises liability claims. LAW Investigative Group has assisted with
the defense of premises liability matters involving claims against commercial entities, such as grocery stores, department
stores, and shopping malls, in a variety of types of premises liability litigation. Some of the types of
cases we have handled include, but are not limited to:

DUE DILIGENCE
Our investigators have both the business knowledge and investigative experience to confidently research principles
and organizations in preparation for a merger or acquisition. These investigations include identification of assets and liabilities,
as well as a background investigation of the senior management of the acquired company. Our findings are often used by the
parent company in determining placement of mid-level and senior executives in the new organization.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Copyright and trade dress infringement poses a risk of significant financial loss to businesses.
LAW Investigative Group personnel are experienced in the internet and print media research necessary to identify such infringements.
As a final element, our investigators are equipped to obtain legal covert surveillance video of the infringement for use by
counsel.

SURVEILLANCE
Surveillance is a tool that requires both patience and the right technique. Surveillance is primarily thought of
in Worker’s Compensation and matrimonial cases. However, surveillance may be useful in a variety of case types, including
establishing that a plaintiff was not injured to the extent as alleged in the complaint. Surveillance may also be useful in
identifying potential witnesses that would otherwise not be identified.