Corporate Investigations

Protecting Your Business from the Inside Out.

Insite Investigations helps businesses uncover fraud, misconduct, and unethical activities that could jeopardize their operations — with discreet, thorough, and court-admissible findings.

Corporate Investigations at Insite

At Insite Investigations, corporate investigations are a critical part of our services. We specialize in conducting discreet and thorough investigations into embezzlement, financial fraud, intellectual property theft, internal corruption, and employee misconduct. With a proven track record of working alongside attorneys and corporate clients, we utilize advanced surveillance, background checks, forensic accounting, and undercover operations to gather actionable intelligence. Our findings help businesses mitigate risks, protect their assets, and maintain their reputations.

How We Protect Your Business

Seller Transition Agreement Investigations

When a business is sold, the seller is often required to remain with the company for a specified post-closing transition period. These arrangements go by several names depending on the structure of the deal — but when a seller fails to comply, the consequences can be serious. Insite Investigations helps buyers, attorneys, and business owners document non-compliance and protect their interests.

Common Types of Transition Agreements

Post-Closing Employment Agreement

The seller remains with the company as an employee for a defined period to ensure continuity of operations, client relationships, and institutional knowledge.

Consulting Agreement

The seller stays on temporarily as an adviser, providing guidance during the transition without taking on a formal employment role.

Management Transition Agreement

The seller is responsible for transferring operations, key relationships, and management responsibilities to the new ownership team.

Earn-Out Period

Part of the sale price is contingent on the company meeting performance targets while the seller remains actively involved in the business.

Retention or Holdback Provision

A portion of the payment is withheld and released only after the seller fulfills their post-sale obligations as defined in the agreement.

When the Seller Does Not Comply

Seller non-compliance during a transition period can take many forms — from outright abandonment to subtle sabotage. Insite Investigations documents the evidence you need to enforce the agreement or pursue legal remedies.

Failure to Appear or Perform

The seller stops showing up, refuses to fulfill agreed duties, or becomes unreachable — leaving the buyer without the transition support they paid for.

Soliciting Clients or Employees

The seller contacts former clients or employees in violation of non-solicitation clauses, diverting business relationships to a competing venture.

Competing Business Activity

The seller opens or operates a competing business during the restricted period, in direct violation of non-compete provisions in the sale agreement.

Withholding Information or Assets

The seller fails to transfer critical business information, customer data, intellectual property, or physical assets as required under the agreement.

Sabotage or Interference

The seller actively undermines the business — damaging client relationships, spreading misinformation, or interfering with operations to the detriment of the new owner.

Earn-Out Manipulation

The seller manipulates performance metrics, delays revenue recognition, or takes actions designed to prevent earn-out targets from being met.

If you suspect a seller is not honoring their transition obligations, contact us for a confidential consultation. We work directly with your attorney to build a documented case.
Read the full guide to seller transition investigations

Our Investigative Approach

Discreet & Confidential

Every corporate investigation is conducted with the utmost discretion. We protect your company's reputation and the integrity of the investigation at every stage.

Attorney Collaboration

We work directly with your legal counsel to ensure our findings are documented and presented in a manner that supports litigation, arbitration, or internal disciplinary proceedings.

Court-Admissible Evidence

Our investigators follow strict legal protocols. All evidence — video, photographs, financial records, and written reports — is gathered lawfully and prepared to meet evidentiary standards.

Actionable Intelligence

We don't just gather data — we deliver clear, organized reports that empower you to take decisive action, whether through legal proceedings or internal corrective measures.

Real-World Results

Evidence That Wins in Court

Surveillance photo of transport vehicle delivering laboratory samples to an unauthorized facility
Actual surveillance photo — transport vehicle at unauthorized facility

7-Figure Court Settlement: Laboratory Contract Fraud

Our client held an exclusive laboratory testing contract and suspected their samples were being diverted. An Insite investigator conducted covert mobile surveillance on the transport vehicle — and documented it making deliveries to a competing lab our client did not own or authorize.

The photographic and video evidence gathered by our team was presented in court. Our client received a seven-figure settlement as a result. When the stakes are this high, you need investigators who know how to build an airtight case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about corporate investigations in Michigan.

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