Miami Private Investigator - Former Secret Service Agent
A Miami 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 Miami 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 Miami Private Investigator has the resources to ensure your success. 
Our Miami 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 Miami 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 information about how a Miami Private Investigator can help you.
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.
Miami Area News and Information:
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Many students, not enough room at South Florida community colleges
There was a time when community colleges' open-door policy extended right up until the last day of registration. Procrastinating students might not get their first choice of classes, but they would still be able to get in.
Feds' corruption probe looks at top Florida officials
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating corruption allegations made by an indicted Fort Lauderdale insurance executive who, in a bid for a favorable plea deal, has named lawyers, lobbyists and fundraisers he claims plotted with him to thwart a state crackdown on him and his industry.
Judge won't release video of Donte' Stallworth hitting man
A Miami-Dade judge on Thursday refused to release surveillance video that captured NFL player Donte' Stallworth's car striking and killing a pedestrian who was crossing the MacArthur Causeway.
Tight budgets can't keep fireworks down
Sixty-thousand people are expected at downtown Miami's Bayfront Park for its flagship Fourth of July show Saturday, and tens of thousands more will go to Fort Lauderdale's offshore extravaganza. And despite well-documented budget issues facing local governments this year, dozens of other cities and organizations throughout South Florida will forge ahead with costly nighttime displays.
Two teens arrested in West Kendall mosque vandalism
Miami-Dade police have charged two teens in the latest attack on an often-vandalized West Kendall mosque. Michael Derek Lobo and Juan Carlos Gonzalez-Vaca, both 17, were arrested Thursday night at Killian Senior High School, according to a police affidavit.
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