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Hear Kevin Whaley on Buying Insurance, Peter Psarouthakis on ISPLA Legislative Action, Kathleen Cunningham on Medical Investigations, Alan Goodman on P.I. Conferences and Events

February 3rd, 2011
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The February 2011 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb, features the API News Update with Mike McIntee, Kevin Whaley of The Campbell Group with the first of a quarterly feature covering the critical criteria and potential pitfalls to keep in mind when buying business insurance, Peter Psarouthakis of ISPLA with the your update on their key legislative action efforts on behalf of private investigators, Kathleen Cunningham of Cunningham Medical Legal Consulting with an in depth look at the nuances involved in performing medical investigations, and Alan Goodman of Lawyers Investigating Service, Inc. with the hottest industry events on the horizon.

Guests on the February 2011 podcast are:

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Listen to Rich Robertson and Ellis Armistead Reveal Death Penalty Investigation Best Practices, and Peter Psarouthakis and Alan Goodman on How to Market and Survive in a Mid Market

January 6th, 2011
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The January 2011 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb, features an API News Update with Mike McIntee, and a roundtable with Rich Robertson of R3 Investigations and Ellis Armistead of Heartland Investigative Group focusing on death penalty investigation, as well as upcoming industry events with Alan Goodman of Lawyers Investigating Service, Inc., and a critical legislative update by Peter Psarouthakis of ISPLA.

In the death penalty case roundtable, Rich and Ellis give in depth coverage about how they come upon and investigate death penalty cases, the ideal skill set and training for tackling both investigation and presentation of the case, and the challenges, practical aspects, and best practices for handling death penalty cases successfully while keeping the rest of your investigative practice intact.

Next, Alan Goodman uncovers the key upcoming industry events, and then joins Rich and Ellis to share his views on the benefits and potential pitfalls of handling death penalty investigations.

Peter Psarouthakis joins the podcast to talk about the current flurry of critical legislative activity affecting the investigative industry, how ISPLA monitors, tracks, and advocates, and how all investigators can get involved both as advocates and by joining ISPLA, gaining the additional benefit of ISPLA’s cost saving member insurance program.

Guests on the January 2011 podcast are:

See The American Private Investigator resources and events pages for organizations and upcoming events mentioned in this podcast.

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Catch the API News Update, an Interview With Robert Orozco With Strategies to Survive Commoditization, a State of the Industry Update, Upcoming Events, and an Overview of the Last Year’s Legislative Challenges and Changes

October 8th, 2010
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The October 2010 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb, features the API News Update with Mike McIntee of Timescape Media, an interview with Robert Orozco of Advanced Private Investigations, LLC about the pressures agencies feel due to the commoditization of the investigative industry and the strategies these agencies use to survive, upcoming events and more on the state of the industry with Alan Goodman of Lawyers Investigating, Inc., and Peter Psarouthakis of ISPLA wraps up the podcast with a recap of the past year of challenges and changes on the legislative side of the industry.

Guests on the October 2010 podcast are:

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Hear About New Legislation Affecting Investigators, Techniques for Investigating Financial Fraud, and Upcoming Industry Events

May 6th, 2010
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In the May 2010 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb, Peter Psarouthakis of ISPLA talks about the status of legislation addressing anti-spoofing and use of video surveillance, and discusses what investigators can do to stay involved as bills move through the house and senate. Nicole Bocra talks about the techniques her firm, Infinity Investigative Solutions, uses to authenticate information, corroborate stories, and conduct due diligence when investigating financial fraud, including Ponzi schemes, for banks, financial firms, and individuals. Alan Goodman of Lawyers Investigating, Inc. reviews upcoming industry conference content, venues, and other points of interest, and answers this month’s five compelling questions.

Guests on the May 2010 podcast are:

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Learn About Asset Recovery Tools, Industry Events, Economic Status of Investigative Niches, and Business Differentiation Tips

April 1st, 2010
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The April 2010 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb, gives American Private Investigator listeners the special price of $870 for the 2010 International Asset Recovery Conference, April 14-16, 2010 in Miami (see below). Hear Charles Intriago, President, International Association for Asset Recovery, talk about how the conference’s 18 panels with 27 experts teach the four members of the typical asset recover team, the investigator, forensic accountant, investigative analyst, and attorney, what they need to know to be successful in the asset recovery field. Alan Goodman of Lawyers Investigating, Inc. expands on upcoming industry event dates and details along with the economic recovery status of investigative work. Scott Stys of Sunset West Investigations reveals the trends in worker’s comp investigations, how to broaden your investigative specialties, how to differentiate and market your business for growth in tough economic times, and talks about why he started the Curbside Investigator podcast and how it has developed over the last three years.

Guests on the April 2010 podcast are:

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