When Law Isn’t the Answer Some fights aren’t about justice. They’re about time, cost, capacity — and consequences. Just because you can fight, doesn’t mean you should. And just because you should fight, doesn’t mean you should fight now. Arthur helps people figure that out — before
Legal Concierge in a Post-Lawyer World Conflict doesn’t start in a courtroom. It starts at the kitchen table, at the job site, in the driveway, or after a call you didn’t expect. Someone breaks a promise. Someone makes a threat. Something feels wrong — and you don’t know
The Bailiff’s Dilemma In the courtroom, things end with a ruling. In real life, that’s where things start getting complicated. The judge signs the order. The lawyer files the writ. The client exhales. And then… nothing happens. Because court orders don’t enforce themselves. That’s the dilemma:
The Investigative Ethic Forget what you've seen on TV. Private investigation isn’t about trench coats or listening devices. It’s not about drama, chase scenes, or cinematic reveals. Done right, investigation is not about watching people fall apart. It’s about helping people hold it together. Truth,
The Perspective Shift Most people think conflict is about right and wrong. Good and evil. Truth and lies. They’re not wrong — just early. Because long before the truth comes out, time takes its toll. Time Is the Real Enemy The longer conflict lingers, the worse it gets. Not because
And What It Isn’t Arthur Investigations began with a simple idea: Serve the truth. Enforce the law. Protect the vulnerable. That meant bailiff work. Private investigation. Surveillance. Recovery. Enforcement. We showed up when the court said so — and did what needed doing. But something kept happening. People weren’t
Let’s start with the truth. The legal system is not broken. It's working exactly as designed. And it was not designed for you. Subscribe It was built to be slow. It was built to be expensive. It was built to be procedural, not personal. For the average