Londonderry, Nh - 1 April, 2004 -

Becoming a competitive private investigator in the new millennium takes a lot more than owning a camera and scouting the back alleys like the television detectives intriguing television viewers. The newest in technology implementation and marketing techniques has evolved into the Private Investigator world of New Hampshire. Case In Point , the nation’s premier Private Investigation Franchise and a significant provider of diversified investigative services, announced this week that it will offer investigative services throughout the state of New Hampshire. Currently established in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, with individually owned and operated franchises throughout Florida, the company has been in business since 1992 and will operate out of the Londonderry, New Hampshire office as it’s home office. Further office openings are anticipated in New Jersey and Pennsylvania by 2005. Peter Carl, President of Case in Point , indicated that he “looks forward to having his investigative associates assisting state-wide corporations, insurance companies and law firms in the area as well as further offering New Hampshire services to the clients with which we presently work nationwide.” Jennifer Corbeil of Manchester, New Hampshire will be overseeing investigations in the state. Case In Point is one of the first owner, operator and franchisors of private investigative services in the United States. The firm began in the Northeast, announcing in the summer of 2002 that it would offer the opportunity to franchise to those qualified investors who met licensing guidelines and necessary criteria to establish a site in the United States. American Business Review, hosted by Walter Cronkite, recently featured Case In Point in a series about investigation companies; a similar presentation is expected to be showcased on COURTTV , The Investigative Channel. Recently highlighted in PI Magazine, Case In Point is considered one of the top investigative franchises.

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