Our newsletter is a monthly rundown of interesting articles, upcoming events, and commentary
In today’s professional environment, workplace investigators and regulatory investigators often find themselves dealing with the same issues from different ...
Not long ago, I was asked to step in and repair the damage from an investigation that had gone off the rails. The case had dragged on for months, trust was in ...
Complaint abuse, or the weaponization of grievance systems, is a rising concern in Canada and globally. What begins as a tool for justice and accountability is ...
In our line of work, neutrality is more than a virtue, it’s a necessity. It’s the foundation upon which trust in an investigation is built. Without it, the ...
In the world of fraud investigations, the paper trail often feels like the main event with analysis of bank statements, transaction records, emails, and ...
If you spend enough time conducting workplace investigations, you’ll inevitably encounter a wonderful array of feedback, some helpful, some not so much, and ...
In an increasingly digital world, investigations involving professionals, workplaces, and legal disputes often require uncovering electronic evidence. Digital ...
In the world of investigations, we spend a lot of time talking about facts, evidence, and objectivity. And rightly so—our credibility depends on it. But ...
As we have stepped into 2025, we thought we would reflect on the journey of investigative work, our commitment to learning, and the need for all investigators ...
By: Dean BenardThe holidays are a time of indulgence - whether it’s savouring a perfectly spiced gingerbread cookie, crafting a rich holiday roast, or ...
Our newsletter is a monthly rundown of interesting articles, upcoming events, and commentary
