Nationwide Process Servers and Enquiry Agents

Seagal Investigations Ltd are a nationwide process server and enquiry agent firm who specialise in supporting legal clients and law firms with the service of papers in an efficient manner. Seagal Investigations carry out Process Serving and conduct enquiries on behalf of a number of well known legal firms and solicitors all over the UK, in addition we cater for clients abroad in countries such as the USA, Canada, Australia and the Middle East.
Our instructions can be varied and there is little we cannot assist with (as long as it is within the confides of the law), such as;

Process Serving of legal documents, such as, Writs, Summons, Divorce Papers, Bankruptcy, Statutory Demands, Claim Forms and so on
Asset Reports and Pre-Sue reports, such as determining whether it is viable to pursue a debt from a company
Surveillance and Observations, where matrimonial issues are concerned or cohabiting needs to be proven and used as evidence in court. We are also equipped to provide our clients with surveillance in relation to insurance claims and fraud.
Tracing, many debtors will go to great lengths in order not to be found, with our team of experienced and skilled agents we can often find some of the most elusive debtors.
Road Traffic Collision and Insurance Investigations, conducting road side locus reports, collating valuable information and data to assist in counter claiming allegations and taking witness statements.
There are many other services we can offer and more details can be found on the website.

For a firm you can trust, one that is reliable and friendly as well as competitive, then turn to Seagal Investigations Limited.

We look forward to assisting you.

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NOTW Investigated for surveillance of a Police Detective

Incidents such as this do no justice to those professional investigators who operate entirely within the law. It is an outrage that NOTW have potentially caused so much damage to the investigation industry by using underhand tactics and a select few investigators that have abused their knowledge, why, simply to gain more revenue by offering what they perceived to be exciting stories to the public, instead the public were the victims!

I personally am disgusted each time I learn that there are more victims of the NOTW saga.

Channel 4 News has learned that Scotland Yard is now formally investigating allegations that a senior murder detective was put under surveillance by the News of the World in 2002.

At the time Dave Cook was leading a highly sensitive investigation into the murder of Daniel Morgan, a private investigator who was found in the car park of a south london pub 24 years ago with an axe buried in his head.

Earlier this year Channel 4 News revealed Cook’s claims that journalists from the News of the World had been tailing him and putting his house and family under surveillance.

It has been alleged that suspects in the murder investigation were private investigators who had had close links to the News of the World.

Several months after the alleged surveillance, Cook raised the issue directly at a meeting at Scotland Yard with the then editor of the News of the World Rebekah Brooks, but Brooks has not yet been able to give an account, in public, of that meeting.

The Metropolitan Police Commissioner at the time, Sir (now Lord) John Stevens, was aware of the meeting, but no formal action by the police appears to have ensued.

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MP’s scathing attack at £245,000 taxpayer spend on police corruption investigation

A CONSERVATIVE MP has launched a scathing attack on a police authority after £245,000 of taxpayers’ money was spent investigating allegations of corruption at another force’s authority.

Julian Smith, the MP for Skipton and Ripon, has claimed North Yorkshire Police Authority (NYPA) had been unaware of the amount of time spent by North Yorkshire police officers on the early stages of its investigation into Cleveland Police Authority.

He said it was unlikely North Yorkshire would ever recover the money spent launching Operation Sacristy, between August 2010 and April this year.

The probe is looking into a number of people with current or past associations with the CPA and the manner in which it may have conducted some of its business…
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Why would you hire a Private Investigator?

There are many reasons why a Private Investigator may be called for, here we will cover some examples and case studies of situations where we have been called to assist

A breath of fresh air to see someone lead

Australia says NO – Second Time she has done this!

She’s done it again..

She sure isn’t backing down on her hard line stance and one has to appreciate her belief in the rights of her native countrymen..

A breath of fresh air to see someone lead. I wish some leaders would step up in the UK , Canada & USA .

How important is personal security to you?

We’ve all heard and read no doubt about the latest scandals involving the News of The Word and News International phone hacking, it is without question despicable and totally immoral. However, there are still concerns regarding the safety and security of the public and of course those that are in the public eye on a regular basis, such as celebrities, government officials and victims of serious crimes.
One instance of personal security concerns came to light when multi-millionaire Duncan Bannatyne received threatening messages via the social networking app, Twitter. Aimed at a member of his family, namely his daughter the messages demanded money from Bannatyne and quoted “We are watching her. She is very attractive. Want photos? Tweet using the hashtag #4money to confirm payment will be made.” Whether this is a sick prank or not, Bannatyne reacted by offering a large reward for the capture of the person responsible, he offered to pay double if the suspect was brought to him with broken arms, the message was removed by Bannatyne after criticism and outrage of the context of the posting.

BBC News – NoW phone-hacking whistle-blower Sean Hoare found dead

BBC News – NoW phone-hacking whistle-blower Sean Hoare found dead.

Affiliated Organisations within the Investigation Industry

I am sure everyone is now becoming sick of hearing about the phone hacking saga. I know I am. Within any industry there are going to be rogues, there are people who would believe that all solicitors are some of the most trusted individuals imaginable, likewise, you would expect a senior police officer to have utmost integrity, discretion, honesty and trust but it seems not and we as an industry will never be any different, it is unfortunate that we are a small industry, so news such as this has more weight.

Sometimes, we make innocent mistakes, other times it’s greed that gets the better of us, which is more likely the reason behind all the hype at present. Of the 10,000 or so investigators claimed to be operating in the UK alone, we find ourselves amongst a select few who have taken it upon themselves to stray from the pack, so to speak. Unfortunately, this does has an effect on the rest of us.