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30/06/2026

An AI Law Firm Just Won at Trial. Finding and Serving Is Still a Human Job.

An AI Law Firm Just Won at Trial. Finding and Serving Is Still a Human Job. In May 2026, a freelance HR consultant recovered £7,000 in …

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30/06/2026

Alternative Service Is a Fallback, Not a Free Pass

Alternative Service Is a Fallback, Not a Free Pass Most litigators have met the defendant who simply will not be found. Letters go unanswered, the registered …

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16/06/2026

How a Finance Car Is Recovered Using Tracking Data

How a Finance Car Is Recovered Using Tracking Data When a finance vehicle is not returned, lenders and asset owners often face the same challenge: tracking …

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22/05/2026

Tremark Associates at the WAD Mid-Term Conference in Casablanca

Tremark Associates at the WAD Mid-Term Conference in Casablanca In April 2026, the vibrant city of Casablanca, Morocco, hosted the World Association of Detectives (WAD) Mid-Term …

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22/05/2026

Why More People Are Choosing to Disappear in Britain Today

Why More People Are Choosing to Disappear in Britain Today A silent decision is being made in homes across the UK every single day. Someone closes …

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22/05/2026

The Real Dangers of Process Serving

The Real Dangers of Process Serving – And How Better Information Keeps Everyone Safer Process serving is arguably one of the most important yet under-appreciated functions …

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22/05/2026

Generational Differences in Digital Footprints: What We Leave Behind

Generational Differences in Digital Footprints: What We Leave Behind In the world of asset and people tracing, the trail a person leaves online can be the …

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18/05/2026

Foreign Powers Are Targeting UK Investigators, Minister Warns

Foreign Powers Are Targeting UK Investigators, Minister Warns Every investigator is used to asking questions. But the first question should always be about the client. That …

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12/05/2026

The Rising Influence of Women in Private Investigations Work

The Rising Influence of Women in Private Investigations Work Picture a private investigator slipping through city streets or a process server approaching an unfamiliar doorstep with …

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12/05/2026

When the Headline Gets It Wrong: Why Precision Matters in Reporting on Investigators

A recent article in the Law Society Gazette reports that a family solicitor has been fined £17,500 following misconduct involving a litigant in person. [lawgazette.co.uk] However, …

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