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Natalie Lynch is your credentialed investigator and licensed attorney, not a vlogger. How do you maintain investigative confidentiality when the nature of the questions you’re asking basically tells people what you’re investigating? I think this is a little bit less of an issue than it used to be, because people

Natalie Lynch is your credentialed investigator and licensed attorney, not a vlogger. What do I do if there is so much going on in an investigation that facts are getting jumbled in my head? I’m above average intelligence, or else I wouldn’t be an attorney. I’m sure you are, too.

Natalie Lynch is your credentialed investigator and licensed attorney, not a vlogger. What do you do when there are no witnesses or when there’s he said, she said? That’s hard. Parts of that you may or may not be able to determine. It’s just the nature of there not being

What do you do when the client tries to control your investigation? You needed to remind the client that the money they’re spending is related to a neutral, independent, third-party investigation. That being said, some people are just micromanagers by nature, and that may include your client representative. And so

I think the biggest thing you do is to stay in your lane. Many investigations are done by people with mental health backgrounds. And if they have a slightly different lane than I do as an attorney, that seems appropriate. But at the end of the day, I’m also human,