Civil Recovery
We provide a range of intelligent and technology-driven civil recovery solutions, a dedicated team of loss prevention professionals and comprehensive legal advice and support all working together to deter offenders and help you drive down the cost of crime in your business.
- Company-specific, adaptable apps and analysis
- Cases managed by qualified solicitors
- Real-time tracking of claims and payments
- Cashflow-friendly - NO upfront costs
Employment Screening
People are your best assets, so to help you pick the right person for the job, we provide a wide selection of personalised pre-employment screening checks and candidate vetting services designed to reduce your company’s recruitment costs and employee turnover.
- Criminal record and CV fraud checks
- Electoral roll and ID Verification
- Faster recruiting times
- Fewer bad hires
Online Fraud Detection
Combining state-of-the-art technology and proven detective methods, we help businesses combat the growing number of incidents involving the selling of stolen goods on the internet with proactive solutions to safeguard stock and track down criminals.
- Targeting individual fraudsters and organised gangs
- Tracking stolen goods
- Authenticating branded products
- Fully managed service
Latest News
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Shoplifting Gangs Target Bath
1st December 2024As reported on the Express website, Bath - one of the UK's most affluent cities - is experiencing a huge surge in shoplifting. Residents believe it's the city's wealth which has caused it to be a target, as data shows the crime is escalating quicker than anywhere else in the country. -
Panto Dame Stole £75k
27th November 2024The Mirror website reports that a founding member of a highly successful Paisley theatre stole £75,000 from an arts charity which helped James McAvoy kickstart his career. Panto dame David McCann stole the cash whilst serving as the director and chief executive of PACE Theatre. -
Thieves Stole £120k ‘To Order’
26th November 2024According to the Mail Online website, a group of shoplifters dubbed the 'Morrisons Four' by police, stole £120,000 of goods from British supermarkets. They were ordered to steal from more than 50 branches of Morrisons by gangs from Romania, who then resold the goods through a wholesaler and car boot sales.
