ABSOLUTY. We will not disclose our involvement to anyone except under a court order.
We have a lot of clients, during our initial interview with you and possible during the meeting we will be asking questions and getting names. Once we review records to make sure that we have no conflict of interest we can go forward.
For Example:
We work a case for Mrs. A for a divorce and custody issue against Mr. B. Mr. B then can hire us as long as the initial case is closed for a business matter, or other case type as long as it does not involve Mrs. A. If sometime later Mrs. A. wants to hire us to re-investigate Mr. B we Could NOT take the case as the information he provided during his situation is confidential.
If a subject of an investigation crosses into 2 cases, they cannot share information between the 2 separate clients unless the both sign a release. Mrs. A hires us to investigate Mr B., the investigation is closed and she is provided her information. If later company C wants to do an investigation into Mr B. we would need the authorization from Mrs. A to tell them anything that was obtained during her investigation.
It’s a tangled web to explain, but rest assured, your business is your business and its confidential. We will not disclose any current or prior relationships. Any sort of release or acknowledgement from us to anyone will require your authorization.
