Somehow, most people think that the attorney will do the investigative part of your case. This is a misconception of what an attorney is or what they really do. It is very simple; an attorney is your mouthpiece in court. They sort through the legal aspects of your case and represent you to the best of their ability. An attorney rarely locates or interviews witnesses, takes pictures, or goes to the crime scene. An attorney will basically only work with what he has to defend you, not get additional materials. We believe in balance. This consists of a good defense and a good offense. You cannot win your case by playing defense alone. We are investigators. It is our job to locate witnesses, interview, go to the crime scene, and analyze material facts with respect to your case. Attorneys only litigate cases. Investigators discover, analyze, compile, collate, and process discoverable facts methodically so that any capable attorney can defend their client. Every successful attorney is where they are because they have a good investigative staff. We investigate your case and put together a report consisting of materials that you will need for a progressive defense.