Will changes to CORA help Colorado private investigators?
Proposed Senate Bill 23-286 may be impactful to Colorado private investigators. This proposed legislation aims to modernize the Colorado Open Records Act. Read more for details.
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Nancy is a writer, editor and communications professional nearly 30 years of experience. Originally from the east coast, she's lived in Colorado since 2004 and owns her own communications consulting business and supports Ross Investigators as an information gatherer, blogger and editor.
Legal Paraprofessionals can now be licensed to perform some legal work in Colorado
The Colorado Supreme Court on March 27th approved a new rule allowing licensed legal paraprofessionals (LLPs) to practice limited forms of family law.
Colorado DoorDash case heads to the Colorado Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court will decide if it should overturn a Centennial judge’s February order to DoorDash to hand over documents in a civil personal injury case. Doordash says the demand is “draconian” and will cost them north of $159 million.
Celebrating International Women’s Day!
Hired by Allan Pinkerton in 1858, Warne become known as the country's first female private investigator. She led the company's Female Detective Bureau, launched in 1860.
New Book on JonBenet Ramsey Case Released Today
Today is the release date for the latest book on the JonBenet Ramsey case. Written by former El Paso County Sheriff John W. Anderson, the book, LOU AND JONBENET: A Legendary Lawman’s Quest to Solve A Child Beauty Queen’s Murder, the book explains the continuing efforts on the case started by legendary police detective and Colorado private investigator Lou Smit.
Colorado Missing Persons Day Draws Attention to 500+ Coloradoans Who’ve Disappeared
The senate resolution formalize Colorado Missing Persons Day to help raise awareness about the number of people who go missing in Colorado every year. It is observed on the third Monday of February and offers an opportunity to publicly remember the missing and to support their families and friends, many of whom have never stopped searching.
New pilot program aims to keep traffic offenders out of the courts
There’s a new program aimed at keeping people with low-level driving offenses out of the criminal justice system Colorado private investigators should know about. The program is part of JeffCo’s First Judicial District Attorney’s Office overall diversion ...
Technology’s impact on Colorado private investigation
Technology is changing the way private investigation happens. Drones, inexpensive surveillance systems and the ubiquitous cell phone are providing us with the opportunity to access more digital data to improve and enhance the way Denver private investigators work.
A look back at 2022’s Colorado Private Investigator News Stories
While what much of private investigators do often remains below the radar, a few high profile cases involving Colorado private investigators stood out in 2022.
Don’t wait to develop your firm’s succession plan
The end of the year is a good time to reflect on your firm’s future.