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Public data services can assist attorneys involved in labor law, products liability, commercial and personal injury litigation. Services can be supplemented with technical field surveys, advice, regulatory interpretation and expert witness testimony.
For over a decade, US SEARCH has given its customers peace of mind by providing the right information to make faster, safer, and smarter decisions. Using its patented Darwin technology and access to billions of records, US SEARCH provides the best results to both consumers and Fortune 1000 companies.
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OSHA DATA is a public record information service which offers online and preprogrammed reports of federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) compliance and enforcement data for every business nationwide. Custom hard copy and electronic data extractions are available upon request. more information here.
Information of Note:
In the past four years, Congress, the District of Columbia and 41 of the 50 states have moved to close some meetings and restrict records for fear of making information available to terrorists, according to the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press in Arlington, Va.
Under a 2002 law, for instance, information submitted to the federal government by private industry that concerns critical infrastructure programs is exempt from Freedom of Information Act requests or use in lawsuits.
Since 2004, Virginia has withheld terrorism response plans, as well as engineering and architectural drawings of government buildings that are deemed to be possible terrorist targets. Since 2004, Ohio has required formal requests and fees to access formerly open birth and death records.
Various state plans are considering taking a more uniform approach so that neighboring states and the federal government are on the same page and sharing or restricting the same information.
In 2003 a simulated cyberattack on San Antonio”s water and government information systems was able to show that computer security data that was protected under federal law could have been accessed by terrorists as a fault of current Texas legislation.
Professional data services are still your most reliable source of public information.
Accurint is the most widely accepted locate-and-research tool available to government, law enforcement and commercial customers.
