Private investigators, also known as private detectives, are professionals who provide services to both individuals and organizations in search of information. From legal and financial information to conducting interviews and performing background checks, they deal with a variety of cases. They may also engage in surveillance activities to gather valuable data.

Private investigators typically work for corporations, law firms, or individuals, performing tasks such as finding and verifying information, assembling evidence, searching for missing persons, and identifying potential criminal activity. Unlike law enforcement officials, they work as private citizens and must adhere to the legal parameters outlined by their local jurisdiction. It’s important to note that evidence collected unlawfully by private investigators is deemed irrelevant by courts.