Hear About Property Title Forensics, Recent Activity in Indigent Defense, ISPLA Liability Insurance Benefits, and Industry Events

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The March 2010 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb, digs into property title forensics research methods and the types of patterns typically revealed, ISPLA’s recent activity with indigent criminal defense issues, positive feedback on ISPLA’s liability insurance program, coverage of the recent NALI Midwinter Conference, upcoming industry event dates and details, and the new remake of the Rockford Files.

To read “Property Title Forensics” by David Pelligrinelli at Pursuit Magazine, click here.

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