Private investigators fill an important role in conducting investigations used to build criminal cases, settle civil disputes, support law enforcement efforts and protect insurance companies from fraudulent claims. Working as private contractors for law firms, HR departments, insurance companies and many others, means that today’s PIs are expected to have a relevant education related to criminal justice, law and investigations.
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Reference: Private Detectives and Investigator via the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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