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About BDI Associates, Inc.

Background Information

Investigative Experience

Investigative Experience

  • Licensed Private  Investigator
  • 23 years in Federal Law Enforcement. Retired as an Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge
  • Top Secret Security Clearance
  • Licensed Attorney in Massachusetts since 1997
  • Series 7 - General Securities Registered Representative License (2001)
  • Worked with AUSA’s in jurisdictions throughout the USA and with DOJ Main Justice attorneys
  • Conducted & supervised investigations resulting in the recovery of hundreds of millions of dollars
  • Private sector experience in the legal, investment, and insurance industries 

Investigative Experience

Investigative Experience

Investigative Experience

Conducting and supervising criminal, civil, and administrative investigations involving:


  • Contract Fraud 
  • Healthcare Fraud 
  • Qui Tam/Whistleblower
  • Embezzlement 
  • Asset Forfeiture 
  • Suspension and Debarment
  • Employee Misconduct 
  • Healthcare Exclusions 
  • Investment Fraud
  • Bribery and Kickbacks 
  • Trademark Infringement

Additional Experience

Investigative Experience

Additional Experience

Other Federal investigative/law enforcement experience:


  • HQ Program Manager for Contract Fraud and Employee Misconduct Investigations
  • Evidence Control Officer 
  • Asset Forfeiture Coordinator 
  • Federal Election Crimes Coordinator 
  • Utilization of Data Analytics to develop investigations
  • Assist and support Joint Terrorism Task Force investigations in the Washington, DC area
  • Assist and support the investigation into the anthrax attack on America (a/k/a Amerithrax)

  

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