Investigations
Find the facts that change the decision.
Exigence develops focused investigative strategies for civil and criminal matters, internal concerns, litigation support, surveillance needs, witness work, and other complex problems where dependable information matters.
Capabilities
Work shaped around the question, the setting, and the decision ahead.
Complex investigations built around the client’s actual question, not a generic checklist.
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Civil and criminal case support
Independent file review, evidence development, investigative follow-up, timelines, witness work, and clearly documented findings.
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Corporate and internal investigations
Fact-finding for suspected theft, misconduct, policy violations, conflicts, fraud concerns, and other sensitive organizational matters.
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Surveillance and counter-surveillance
Lawful, objective observation and specialized support tailored to the circumstances and investigative objective.
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Witness interviews and location
Structured witness contact, interviews, corroboration, and documentation designed around the needs of the matter.
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Background and due diligence
Research and verification to help clients understand people, entities, relationships, history, and potential exposure.
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Litigation and counsel support
Investigative work coordinated with counsel, including records review, evidence organization, subpoenas and service support, and case-development assistance.
Scope and authority
The written engagement identifies the question, lawful authority, sources, exclusions, deliverable, communication path, and conditions that would require a scope change.
Supporting documentation
Timelines, source indexes, interview memoranda, and finding summaries are organized so counsel or decision-makers can trace what supports a conclusion.
Professional limits
Exigence does not manufacture certainty, guarantee a finding, or replace legal advice. Facts, inference, unanswered questions, and limitations remain distinct.
How the work moves
Define the question
We clarify the decision the investigation must support, the known facts, deadlines, legal boundaries, and available materials.
Build the strategy
The scope may combine experienced investigators, records work, interviews, surveillance, digital evidence, or specialized resources.
Develop usable findings
Work is documented with appropriate context, limitations, and next steps so the client or counsel can act intelligently.
Questions
Before the engagement begins
What types of matters does Exigence investigate?
Exigence supports civil and criminal matters, corporate and internal investigations, surveillance, witness work, background and due-diligence matters, litigation support, evidence development, subpoena service, and other complex engagements. Every matter is screened for fit, authority, scope, and available resources.
Can Exigence work directly with an attorney?
Yes. Matters involving litigation or potential litigation can be structured in coordination with counsel so the objective, communication path, deliverables, and confidentiality expectations are clear.
Will every inquiry become an investigation?
No. Exigence first determines whether the requested work is lawful, ethical, appropriately scoped, and within the firm’s capabilities. A consultation may reveal that a narrower review, digital-forensic examination, risk assessment, or another professional is the better path.
Connected capabilities
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Onsite assessment and practical planning for the vulnerabilities that threaten people, property, information, and operations.
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Vendor-agnostic security planning that connects assessment, technology, deployment, and accountability.
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Mobile, towable surveillance for temporary, remote, and high-risk locations where visibility cannot wait.
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Preserve and examine electronic information when a properly authorized investigation requires digital evidence.
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