Principal investigator: Nena Baker
Serving the legal community since 2008
Our services
Database and public records research; asset investigations; witness interviews and surveillance in the following scenarios: civil and criminal defense; corporate fraud; antitrust and intellectual property matters; commercial litigation; civil tort claims; due diligence prior to major business transactions; executive pre-employment background screening.
Our clients
Civil and criminal litigators
City, state, and federal governments
Insurers
Financial institutions
Our principal investigator
Nena Baker is an award-winning author and former investigative newspaper reporter. Her current affairs book, The Body Toxic: How the Hazardous Chemistry of Everyday Things Threatens Our Health and Well-being, won a 2009 Nautilus Gold Prize. While at The Oregonian, she was the first U.S. reporter to investigate deplorable conditions at Nike's Indonesian factories. Nena holds a MFA in creative nonfiction writing from Goucher College and a BA in English from Lewis & Clark College. She's been providing sophisticated private investigator services for litigation and due-diligence matters since 2008. (Oregon Investigator License 41688)