David M. Grove and his appointed agents have a high regard for attorneys engaged in all areas of criminal and civil law practice. We understand the importance of and are fully capable of identifying, locating and interrogating witnesses, taking statements, inspecting and photographing the scenes of case-related events, processing physical evidence, following leads, producing relevant evidence and establishing material facts essential to the successful representation of clients involved in both civil and criminal matters.

Our agents have a rudimentary knowledge of criminal and civil law, evidence rules, criminal and civil procedures, and are familiar with police procedures to be followed in criminal cases. We realize the importance of establishing a close working relationship with the attorneys we serve.

ATTENTION:

Lawyers need proof - producing it is our business!
We believe that most lawyers have an aggravating, puzzling problem in relation to at least one of their cases which can only be cleared up by producing a yet undiscovered piece of evidence or perhaps by information from a missing witness. Give us a chance to produce the proof you need, and at the same time, prove ourselves worthy of hire. If you are not satisfied with our work, there will be no charge!

Areas of Specialization: Specific Services:

• Criminal Defense - felonies & misdemeanors

• Personal Injury & Wrongful Death

• Family Law - divorce, child custody & adoptions

• Probate Matters - missing heirs & faulty estate administration

• Malpractice - medical & other

• Discrimination cases generally & wrongful discharge

• Sexual Harassment & work-place related cases

• Privacy Invasion & related cases

• Product liability, engineering, manufacturing & design defects

• General civil and criminal cases for plaintiffs or defendants

• Surveillances

• Processing of physical evidence

• Public and Quasi-public record research

• Witness and informant interviews

• Taking statements and affidavits

• Still and Video Photography

• Asset discovery

• Testifying in court or in deposition hearings

• Research related to expert witnesses

• Location of witnesses

• Service of Process

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