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5/12/2008
Corporations, Private Investigators and Civil Liberties
Corporations, Private Investigators and Civil Liberties
This editorial from Eric Schlosser , author of Fast Food Nation, appearing in the New York Times is required reading.
The issue he raises - the use and mis-use of investigators by corporate America is one worth attending to closely.
Of course, all this could be avoided if we had more investigators willing to say No to a client when necessary.
-- MDT
The issue he raises - the use and mis-use of investigators by corporate America is one worth attending to closely.
Of course, all this could be avoided if we had more investigators willing to say No to a client when necessary.
-- MDT
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