by Marketing | Jul 12, 2021 | private investigators
What exactly does it mean to be a private detective? This is one of those questions we get asked quite a lot; From watching TV many people conjure up the image of a private detective in a crumpled raincoat, smoking cigarettes and sitting in a car taking photographs...
by Marketing | Jul 1, 2021 | Infidelity, private investigators
Investigating Infidelity: Why does someone hire a private investigator when they think their partner is cheating? If you are asking yourself this question, you already have your suspicions, there has been some evidence that has been uncovered, a receipt, perfume or...
by Marketing | Jun 22, 2021 | private investigators
So, what can private investigators do within UK law? We often get asked questions like this, closely followed by: Can a Private Investigator arrest someone? Or, Are Private Detectives legal in the UK? You may find it very surprising but being a private investigator in...
by Marketing | Jun 14, 2021 | private investigations
What do private investigators do? This is a question that can be answered quickly and succinctly in a lot of businesses for example we fit kitchens, we look after your accounts, we coach you in business development. In the world of private investigation, and here at...
by Marketing | Jun 7, 2021 | Company investigations
Hawk Detective Services are keen to work on a business-to-business basis and very eager to become the investigative company of choice when the need for an in-house investigation arises. We operate predominantly in Scotland but have carried out work internationally and...
by doug | Oct 26, 2018 | News
We are very excited to say the least at the launch of our new venture Hawk Detective Services. As well as our extensive experience of dealing with all types of criminal cases we bring a strong ethical dimension to investigations. It is important in this type of work...
by doug | Oct 26, 2018 | News
In this section we will update you with prominent current news within the Private Investigation world. It could be how a client has used Private Investigators effectively to progress a case, when investigations have gone well (and sometimes not so well). Or it may be...
by doug | Oct 26, 2018 | News
The National Career Service recommend to be a Private Investigator you should have experience working in an enforcement or investigative role, like with the police, armed forces or local authority. A driving licence is usually essential for this type of work. Skills...
