It seemed like the perfect name for my business. Now that she's in business for herself, Rooth, who works out of her home in Ocala, says she finds that many people make assumptions about the nature of a private investigator's work. That's precisely the kind of case I don't take. I do corporate and criminal cases, not divorce or domestic cases. Many of those cases, not surprisingly, involve issues related to taxes.
Many cases involve a good deal of research and writing reports.
And, since she runs her own business, Rooth says her background is perfect. In terms of both my profession and my company, there's no getting around how vital my background and education in accounting have been.