Little can make or break the outcome  of a corporate dispute as much as the participation in legal proceedings of an informed, credible witness providing on-the-record testimony in the form of an affidavit or, should the case advance to trial, testimony in court. Whether or not a testifying witness can be identified is often one of the first and most critical requests lawyers pose to investigative firms. Yet, as every investigator faced with such a request knows, convincing someone to testify on-the-record can be mired in challenges both expected and unforeseen... Full Article | PDF Version