Background
Background investigations for claims and litigation
Public-record and open-source background work assembled for a specific purpose: understanding a claimant, a witness, or a plaintiff before a deposition, a mediation, or a coverage decision.
What we research
- Address and residency history
- Civil litigation and prior claim history of public record
- Criminal record of public record
- Business affiliations and registered entities
- Vehicle and property records of public record
- Social media and open-source activity, with data preservation
Social media and data preservation
Open-source material is only useful if it still exists when it is needed. Our social media reports capture and preserve content at the time of review — posts, images, dates, and profile context — so that a later deletion does not erase the finding. Reports are organized by platform and date, with the relevance to the claim identified.
Scope and compliance
This is investigative research from public records and open sources for claims and litigation purposes. It is not a consumer report and is not intended for employment, tenancy, or credit decisions governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. If you need an FCRA-compliant consumer report, use a consumer reporting agency.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this an FCRA background check?
- No. Our background research is investigative work product for claim and litigation purposes, not a consumer report, and it should not be used to make employment, housing, or credit decisions.
- How is social media evidence preserved?
- Content is captured with the date of collection and supporting context, then organized in the report by platform and date so it remains usable if the original post is removed.
- How long does background research take?
- Most research assignments are returned within a few business days. Tell us the deposition or mediation date if it is driving the timing.
Ready to assign this case?
Send the subject details, claim number, and objective. We confirm the assignment in writing.