General inquiry
Metro receives the limited information needed to identify the requester and general purpose.
Initial consultation
Start with a limited, non-sensitive inquiry.
Metro Investigations reviews the requesting party, general objective, conflicts, jurisdiction, authority, timing, staffing, and secure-information needs before accepting an assignment.
Direct company contactDavid Nichoff
David Nichoff
Owner/Manager
Metropolitan Consulting LLC | Metro Investigations
Texas Private Investigation Company License A31176801, Class A, Active.
Include only
Enough information for an initial review.
- Your name and organization
- Preferred callback information
- General matter or service type
- Relevant Texas city or region
- Desired timeframe without assuming availability
- Whether an attorney, insurer, TPA, business, or other professional is involved
Do not include: Social Security numbers, dates of birth, medical or financial records, passwords, claim files, protected legal records, detailed evidence, or unnecessary subject information. An inquiry does not create an engagement.
What happens next
Review before acceptance.
Initial review
Conflicts, scope, authority, jurisdiction, timing, staffing, and other controls are evaluated.
Next-step instructions
If the matter may proceed, Metro identifies additional information and an appropriate transfer method.
Written engagement
No investigative work begins until scope, terms, responsibilities, and information handling are documented.