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After our 15th successful INTA behind us (and the second one in Boston), here are a few sights and signs from our travels around the

Our Spring newsletter covers our appearance in PI Magazine, ‘Hacking IP’ event with free IP resources, sponsorship of NC Bar Association’s IP meeting and attendance

In this issue of PI Magazine, we are pleased to feature Randy and Tamara Rabenold, owners of Vaudra International, located in Huntersville, North Carolina. The company

Tamara Rabenold, president and CEO of international intellectual property investigations company Vaudra International, explains how she found her passion for IP investigations Ben Wodecki reports:

How Brands Are Using Outsourced I.P. Investigators to Successfully Battle Counterfeiters Introduction: The Counterfeiting Conundrum There can be no doubt that counterfeiting is a global

Part 2 of 5: Expertise There’s a reason why people call the fire department instead of the police when they spot a structure fire. Although

A successful counterfeit investigation can yield a few desirable potential outcomes. One route is criminal prosecution and conviction of offenders. Criminal convictions not only take

Both civil and criminal prosecution of counterfeiters requires an ongoing partnership between private industry and public law enforcement agencies. Indeed, the Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)

Many times, when people hear that a professional is specialized, they automatically assume that means their services are prohibitively expensive. That is not the case

Why specialized private investigators can make or break a counterfeiting prosecution Counterfeiting is one of those crimes every successful business fears. Trademark counterfeiting is particularly worrisome.

How conflicts of interest impact the work of a Private Investigator There are many variations on the definition of a “conflict of interest.” According to