Best Private Investigator 2020 Awarded to Hawk PIATLANTA (Sept. 16, 2020) – The Daily Report has announced the winners of their annual Best Of awards. In the category of private investigator, Hawk PI was recognized as best private investigator for 2020. The award is based upon voting by attorneys and law firm administrators throughout Georgia.…
Hawk PI Is Accredited as CLE Provider by the State Bar of GeorgiaATLANTA (Aug. 27, 2020) – Hawk PI, a full-service investigative firm headquartered in Atlanta, announces the accreditation by the State Bar of Georgia as a Continuing Education Provider to provide CLE credits to attorneys. The first course to receive the accreditation, Device Investigations…
Hawk PI Enhances Digital Forensics Capabilities with the Addition of Nationally-Recognized Expert Beth MessickATLANTA (Mar. 10, 2020) Hawk PI, a leader in digital and technical investigative techniques, announces the addition of retired GBI digital forensics expert, Beth Messick. In this role, she will provide advisory services to attorneys and businesses in the digital forensics aspects…
Is Your Home Bugged? It used to be the stuff of spy thrillers, but electronic eavesdropping devices are now part of everyday life. The low cost and easy availability of hidden microphones and cameras, combined with the prevalence of cellular, WiFi, and Bluetooth connections, enables even amateur spies to invade the privacy of your home,…
ATLANTA (Nov. 11, 2019) Hawk Professional Investigations, a national leader in TSCM bug sweep services, security and investigations, has hired Robert McDonough as Associate, Security Consulting.
ATLANTA (May 6 , 2019) – Hawk PI was voted Georgia’s #1 investigative firm for a record-setting fifth consecutive year, winning the Daily Report’s BEST OF award for 2019. Winners are determined by voting among Georgia’s legal community. Hawk PI previously won the award in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, and was named to the…
ATLANTA (Apr. 26, 2019) – Tim Keener, U.S. Secret Service (Retired) and Director of Global TSCM & Physical Security for Hawk PI, will present a seminar on Debugging & Detection in Today’s Technological Environment at the Georgia Association of Professional Private Investigators Spring Training Conference. The event, held April 25-26, offers continuing education opportunities for…
We are proud to announce the addition of Tim Keener, a 20-year veteran of the U.S. Secret Service, to the Hawk PI Security Team.
In his role as Director for Global TSCM and Physical Security, Tim will develop and deploy comprehensive strategies and programs for security assessment, planning and implementing to create technically secure environments for sites, events and individuals.
Office of Inspector General for the Department of Health and Human Services reports that more than a quarter of cases are unreported. There is a disturbing trend emerging – 46% of seniors in nursing homes, memory care and assisted living facilities are subjected to physical, psychological, or sexual abuse as well as neglect and financial…
The Carroll County Board of Education on Thursday approved the purchase of the SHIELD security system for Glanton-Hindsman Elementary in Villa Rica. The school system is continuing to install protective measures as part of its safety initiative. Ithica Elementary, Roopville Elementary and Villa Rica Middle already have the SHIELD system installed. The SHIELD is a security system…
Hawk Professional Investigations has been named Georgia’s #1 investigative firm for an unprecedented fourth consecutive year, winning the Daily Report’s BEST OF award for 2018. Based on voting by the Georgia legal community, Hawk PI previously won the award in 2015, 2016, and 2017, when the firm was also inducted into the Daily Report BEST…
Types of abuse and neglect, warning signs and what to do if you suspect it is happening. Elder abuse is a term that includes physical, psychological, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect and financial exploitation. Last year, in the US alone, there were 500,000 reports of abuse against the elderly and millions more cases…
