Fort Lauderdale Private Investigator - Former Secret Service Agent
A Fort Lauderdale private investigator can provide a law firm of any size with the Litigation Support Resources necessary to secure the evidence that they need for any case in or around Fort Lauderdale Florida. We provide both domestic and international services, with diverse backgrounds ranging from Former Secret Service and other former Federal Agents to former detectives. Our Fort Lauderdale Private Investigator has the resources to ensure your success. 
Our Fort Lauderdale Private investigator can help you with the following:
- Insurance Fraud
- Workers Compensation
- Litigation Support & Intelligence
- Medical Malpractice
- Missing Persons
- Matrimonial
- Personal Injury
- Product Liability
- Surveillance
- Witnesses located
- Statements and Affidavits obtained
Our Fort Lauderdale Private Investigators adhere to the strictest possible code of ethics in all investigations. All of our investigators are highly trained and well educated on traditional and current investigative methods and trends. We are prepared to assist you in every step of your case preparation.
More about our Private Investigators serving Fort Lauderdale
J. A. LaSorsa initial consultations are always free, contact us now.
Please contact us with any questions or comments. You can call us at 954-783-5020 or email us at jal@lasorsa.com.
Fort Lauderdale News and Information:
Flanagan High teacher fighting for old job
A former Flanagan High School teacher wants to return to teaching after drug possession charges against him were recently dismissed. Peter Epstein, 39, was arrested in Aventura in August for drunk driving, possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana.
Broward, Miami-Dade kids snap up rubber band bracelets
Eighth-grader Samara Stolzenberg knows a hot fad when she sees one. So when she spotted classmates at Weston's Falcon Cove Middle School wearing rubber band bracelets, she had to have some.
Two kayakers rescued in Florida Keys by Coast Guard
Coast Guard crews rescued two kayakers Saturday morning in the Keys after they became disoriented and suffered mild hypothermia. Travis Jackson and Josh Turner -- both 17 and from Coral Springs -- called the Coast Guard around 4 a.m., saying they were unable to make it ashore and were drifting north. They said they were cold and huddled under an emergency blanket, according to a Coast Guard report.
Beaten Deerfield Beach teen still in critical condition
The 15-year-old Deerfield Beach girl allegedly beaten by another teen over a text message remained in critical condition Saturday. Josie Lou Ratley was in a drug-induced coma at Broward General Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, according to Rick Freedman, her family's attorney. Ratley went through a second surgery on Friday.
Roundup | Three barbecue joints, saucy and sweet
If you're looking for some Southern comfort food that won't hurt the wallet, here are some barbecue places to try.
Review | The Field is an Irish pub with heart
It's not just cozy decor or live Irish music, corned beef and cabbage or a perfectly poured pint of Guinness. A true Irish pub, says Belfast-born Hilary Joyalle, has ''an indefinable heart.''
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