Legal Investigation

Witness Statements

Behavior Analysis Investigations (BAI) investigators have several years of investigative experience in the area of interviewing. Our ability to read others during the interview process is incredible. Our investigators are trained to see and hear information which most people dismiss due to the lack of training on listening and reading others based on 5 Channels of Communication (Facial Expression, Body language, Voice, Verbal Style and Statement Analysis). We can get the most accurate and most credible information our clients need to make decisions.

Process Service

Behavior Analysis Investigations (BAI) investigators can handle all of your process serving needs. Our network of investigators have an extensive reach all over southern California to assist your legal department or firm in providing this service.

Intelligence Gathering

Behavior Analysis Investigations (BAI) investigators can handle your intelligence gathering for background checks or any form of background information you need. Our office has database research sites that can determine residence history, vehicle registrations, business information, relative information and several other subject specific inquires needed to get the information you need.

Asset Investigation

Behavior Analysis Investigations (BAI) has specific investigators assigned to this specific and intricate field of expertise. We have recovered several judgments and have investigators that are amazing at locating assets. Let us assist you in your recovery or for intelligence gathering prior to litigation.

Mission Statement

GENERAL INVESTIGATION

Our Investigators are training in the unique skillset of Behavior Analysis and can read subtle changes in Facial Expressions, Body Language, Voice, Verbal Style and Statement Analysis in order to analyze subjects during investigative interviewing.

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INVESTIGATIVE PROFILING

During the investigative phase of, “Who could have done this?” The goal of offender profiling is to infer the defining characteristics of an unknown suspect based on his/her behavior during the commission of a crime or incident. What? + Why? = Who. What the unknown subject did, Why did he/she do it this way? Will lead to characteristics of Who the unknown subject is. Profiling can be most useful when little is known about the offender(s), in order to narrow the suspect pool.

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TRAINING

Let us train your staff on the skills we use to conduct our investigations. Our investigative interviewing classes allow you to use behavioral science/psychology to see and hear more information during conversations and interviews. We have trained HR Professionals, Business Owners, Private Investigators, Law Enforcement, Lawyers, Therapists and many other professions in the skillset of reading others better. Let us help you get more out of your communication skills.

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