Document preparation
Searchable files and source indexes.
Source files can be inventoried, text-extracted, OCR-processed, indexed, and returned with file and page provenance preserved.
For attorneys
Investigative support for document-intensive matters.
Blue Mountain Private Investigators organizes and develops the factual record. Counsel retains responsibility for legal analysis, strategy, privilege, and use of the work product.
Factual analysis
Findings tied to the source.
Deliverables run from chronologies and counsel-defined issue matrices to contradiction analysis, exhibit indexes, evidence packets, and focused reports with Bates or page citations.
Additional investigation
Witness, records, and agency work.
Assignments cover witness identification and interviews, skip tracing, prior-statement comparison, public-records support, agency-process reconstruction, and healthcare-record organization for qualified review.
Professional boundaries
Factual investigation remains separate from legal judgment.
The investigator develops and documents facts. Counsel determines legal significance, strategy, privilege, and use of the work product.
Conflict screening
Clear the matter before transferring records.
Provide only the names of parties, counsel, material witnesses, organizations, facilities, agencies, and a brief subject description. Do not send substantive files until the matter clears review and a transfer method is approved.
Pro bono matters
Limited reduced-fee or no-fee support may be available.
Attorneys representing victims pro bono may request support. Availability depends on conflict clearance, fit, urgency, evidence, scope, safety, and capacity. Outside costs are discussed before work begins.
Define the assignment before transferring the record.
After conflict clearance, counsel and the investigator can identify the source set, factual questions, citation format, security requirements, and deliverables.