South Florida Private Investigator - Former Secret Service Agent
A South Florida 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 South 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 South Florida Private Investigators have the resources to ensure your success. 
A South Florida 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
If you think a South Florida private investigator can help you, contact us now 954-783-5020 for a free initial consultation.
Our South Florida 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.
J. A. LaSorsa initial consultations are always free, contact us now to see if a South Florida Private Investigator can help.
Please contact us with any questions or comments. You can call us at 954-783-5020 or email us at jal@lasorsa.com.
South Florida News and Information:
Preview: MiamiHerald.com: Breaking News
MiamiHerald.com: Breaking News
Miami Dolphins coach shows tough love to QB Henne
Nearly two weeks ago, upon the Dolphins' return to South Florida after a preseason win in Jacksonville, coach Tony Sparano and quarterback Chad Henne were chatting about some corrections the rookie planned to make following a still-solid performance.
School Board meets Thursday to again discuss the budget
A day after one of their own was unceremoniously unseated, Miami-Dade school board members politely hinted that Superintendent Rudy Crew's departure from the district would likely be imminent. The prediction came from even those solidly in his camp. Gone with School Board member Evelyn Greer, most likely, is Crew's majority backing.
University of Miami football starting fresh after 5-7 season
The last time a University of Miami freshman quarterback started in a season opener was on Sept. 3, 1983. His name was Bernie Kosar, he lost 28-3 to the Florida Gators in Gainesville and his Hurricanes went on to win 11 consecutive games and their first national title.
Florida poll: Mitt Romney, not Crist, helps McCain
Joe Biden's barely a blip. Mitt Romney's more of a hit. Gov. Charlie Crist should stay where he is. And Joe Lieberman should go away.
Money may have made difference in 3 Broward races
After a night -- and day -- of counting votes, three fundraising front-runners proved what could be the golden rule of politics: whoever has the gold, rules.
Robbers terrorize jewelers for hours
Four men terrorized a family of three for nearly 10 hours before driving them to their pawnshop, forcing them to open a safe at gunpoint, triggering the alarm that sent Sweetwater police speeding to the scene.
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