Maryland Private Investigator
Lewis J. Neuwalt
As an experienced Maryland Private Investigator, I provide information essential to the compilation of superior legal work products.
For the past 30 years, I have conducted investigations in Washington, D.C. and throughout Maryland. I have developed unique interviewing skills, a network of personal contacts, and valuable data sources. I hold memberships in five state and national investigative organizations, furthering my professional growth and enlarging the scope of my expertise.
The litigation machinery requires enormous commitments of time, energy and dedication. The preparation of professionally investigated cases is vital to the legal community and allows for the conservation of the attorney's time and physical resources. It is my policy to provide a prompt and detailed investigative report to clients, resulting from the following types of investigations:
If you or someone you know in Washington D.C. or Maryland needs the assistance of an experienced Maryland Private Investigator, call Lewis Neuwelt today at 301-604-5135, or complete the contact form provided on this site to schedule your free consultation.
For the past 30 years, I have conducted investigations in Washington, D.C. and throughout Maryland. I have developed unique interviewing skills, a network of personal contacts, and valuable data sources. I hold memberships in five state and national investigative organizations, furthering my professional growth and enlarging the scope of my expertise.
The litigation machinery requires enormous commitments of time, energy and dedication. The preparation of professionally investigated cases is vital to the legal community and allows for the conservation of the attorney's time and physical resources. It is my policy to provide a prompt and detailed investigative report to clients, resulting from the following types of investigations:
- Auto Accidents
- Fatal Accidents of ALL types
- Slip & Fall Accidents
- Product Liability Accidents
- Medical Malpractice
- Premises Liability
- Work Site Accidents
- Skip Tracing
- Photography
- Domestic Surveillance
- Background/Due Diligence
- Service of Process
- Court Filing
- Photography
- Court Testimony
- Personal Financial Reports
- Business Financial Reports
- Employment/Background History
- Driving Records - Nationwide
- Nonpublished Telephone Numbers
- National Real Estate Searches
- Pre-emplovment Background Checks
- Skip Tracing – Nationwide
- Surveillance
- Domestic
- Workers' Compensation
If you or someone you know in Washington D.C. or Maryland needs the assistance of an experienced Maryland Private Investigator, call Lewis Neuwelt today at 301-604-5135, or complete the contact form provided on this site to schedule your free consultation.
Practice Areas and Legal Definitions
The following are representative of cases which have been handled in the past and may be worked for you and your associates.
Motor Vehicle Accident - Wrongful Death:
When investigating the circumstances surrounding an automobile accident, there are often as many versions of what took place, as there are individuals involved in or viewing the events. To sort out the facts, developing and reconstructing the accident's occurrence is necessary.
Witnesses or other pertinent individuals are located and statementized and police representatives are interviewed. Determination of the possession of automobile insurance is made. Photographs, diagrams, and measurements of physical damages and accident scenes are obtained. Special considerations such as pedestrian involvement, blood alcohol levels, and highway design are analyzed as contributing factors.
Accident Reconstruction:
On staff we have a fully accredited Traffic Accident Reconstructionist, certified since 1993, by the Accreditation Commision for Traffic Accident Reconstruction. This Reconstructionist is a retired Special Operations Police Officer, with a local Maryland Police agency, where he has been trained as certified and is proficient in court testimony.
Background - Asset Check:
In today's world of escalating medical costs and failing businesses, insurance coverage is frequently insufficient to compensate a client's loss. Therefore, the determination of personal and/or business assets on which a judgment can be obtained and collected is necessary.
Toward this end, background and asset checks are run to determine whether the individual is employed and if so, the salary. An asset check on a business identifies whether the business and its principals are operative and solvent, and if real or personal property, investments, and bank accounts exist.
Premises Liability:
In the Washington metropolitan area, homes, apartments, and office buildings vary from modern and newly constructed to aged and decaying structures. Many of these facilities, both residential and commercial, present hazardous conditions to the tenants and the public. Lack of proper maintenance and upkeep can result in accidents including malfunctioning equipment and damaged or improperly maintained carpet, stairs, handrails, floors, ceilings and elevators.
In disputes between the landlord and the tenant, the owners and the management of the involved property are identified. Background information is developed as to how and why the event took place, and the appropriate government agencies having records of violations are contacted. Determination is made of whether, and by whom, notice has been given to the responsible parties of such hazardous conditions.
Assault - Rape:
Safety for tenants, employees, and invited guests should be the primary concern of all business and property owners, managers, and employers; however, proper security is not always offered or maintained.
Injuries resulting from assault and rape can require extensive investigation. The facts determined provide valuable tools when handling claims from such events. The owners, management, employees and security personnel of an apartment complex, an office building or a commercial establishment are identified and background information is gathered concerning the employees responsible for security. Any previous or similar occurrences at the site are researched to determine the level of security maintained and the necessity for such security.
Criminal:
A thorough investigation may be the client's best or only means of defense. Adverse witness and/or police allegations can be negated through knowledge of the physical environment. The site of the crime, and thereby the means by which it is alleged to have been committed, should be viewed. Witnesses are located and statementized and the personal and/or criminal background of these individuals is determined.
Product Liability:
Our modern way of life has come a long way considering the everyday products which are used. These range from the child's toy to a piece of construction equipment to sophisticated electrical components. When these products cause injury, financial loss, or property damage, the designer, manufacturer, owner, sales or maintenance representative, and any other potential defendants must be identified. The past history and related problems of the product in question along with the circumstances leading to the injury at hand are ascertained. The faulty product is located and taken into possession or, as circumstances dictate, is photographed in situs.
Job Site Accident:
Accidents and injuries on the job site are common and may initially appear to be only a Worker's Compensation matter; however, this is not always the case. Negligence can result from malfunctioning, improperly designed, or poorly maintained pieces of equipment or materials, and from faulty or improperly constructed buildings, whether completed or under construction.
An investigation into such accidents provides the background information necessary for determining whether or not there is a third party responsible for the accident. In such cases the owner, designer, builder, general/sub-contractor, or maintenance contractor are identified.
Additional Types of Cases:
- Aviation Accidents
- Criminal Defense
- Domestic Relations
- Fire Burn & Hot Water Scald Injuries
- Lead Posioning Injuries
- Medical Malpractice
- Whistle-Blower Claims
- White Collar Crime
Professional Profile
If you or someone you know in Washington D.C. or Maryland needs the assistance of an experienced Maryland Private Investigator, call Lewis Neuwelt today at 301-604-5135, or complete the contact form provided on this site to schedule your free consultation.
ADDRESS:
Lewis J. Neuwelt Investigations
9175 Guilford Road, Suite 212
Columbia, MD 21046
Telephone: 301-604-5135
Fax: 301-604-5957
PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS:
Lewis J. Neuwelt
Mr. Neuwelt has been a licensed private investigator working throughout Maryland and the District of Columbia since 1977. He has worked for the federal and local governments, business community as well as plaintiff and defense law firms during this period of time, obtaining both quality and superior results for clients. Mr. Neuwelt has been retained to represent many high-profile clients and their issues. Strict confidentiality and professionalism is of the utmost concern.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
- Maryland Investigators and Security Association, Board of Director
- National Association of Legal Investigators
- California Association of Professional Process Servers
- National Association of Professional Process Servers
- Florida Association of Professional Process Servers
- Washington Claims Association
- Across the USA News from every state (USA Today)
News from every state - AP News in Brief (KESQ Palm Springs)
Pentagon worker on terrorism task force assessed Fort Hood shooting suspect months ago - AP News in Brief (FOX 19 Cincinnati)
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Defense Department investigator on a terrorism task force looked into Fort Hood shooting suspect Nidal Hasan's background months ago, officials said Tuesday - providing fresh evidence the military knew worrisome details about the Army psychiatrist before last week's deadly rampage. - Private investigator vows to find missing nurse (Lancaster Online)
Toni Lee Sharpless is alive. That's the belief of a private investigator who is investigating the disappearance of the Lancaster General Hospital nurse.In fact, more than a dozen people have reported seeing her in Lancaster — outside a sub shop, on the street not far from Penn Square, even... - Shootings at Reading speakeasy kill 1, injure 6 (Reading Eagle)
A 28-year-old Maryland man was killed and six other people were wounded in a shootout early Sunday in a northwest Reading speakeasy, police said. Richard Gonzalez of Prince George's County died in the shootout at 3:20 a.m. in the illegal bar in the 500 block of Schuylkill Avenue, investigators said. - Army Tests Sole-Killer Theory as Details Emerge (The Hendersonville Times-News)
CLIFFORD KRAUSS and JAMES DAO Officials were not prepared to say whether the attack was the act of a lone and troubled man or connected to terrorist groups, foreign or domestic. - Small details emerge, but big questions remain (San Jose Mercury News)
Possibility of civilian co-conspirators raised - Our Say: Endorsement for mayor goes to Dave Cordle (The Capital)
This year Annapolis voters have three excellent choices for mayor: Democrat Josh Cohen, Republican Dave Cordle and independent Chris Fox. We wish we could combine the strengths of each of them to create the perfect candidate to lead the city for the next four years. - Back-Door Taxes Hit U.S. With Financing in the Dark (Update1) (Bloomberg)
Oct. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Salvatore Calvanese, the treasurer of Springfield, Massachusetts , for four years, had a ready defense for why he risked $14 million of taxpayer money on collateralized-debt obligations laden with subprime mortgages in 2007. - Chicago Prosecutors Investigate Innocence Project (NPR)
Journalism and law students working for the Innocence Project investigate the cases of prisoners who may be falsely imprisoned. Students at Northwestern believe they have found proof of a convicted murderer's innocence. Cook Country prosecutors want to subpoena their work.
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Lewis Neuwelt
Lewis J. Neuwelt Investigations
9175 Guilford Road, Suite 212
Columbia, MD 21046
Phone: 301-604-5135
Fax: 301-604-5957