Law360 has published an analysis of the recent termination of McDonalds’ CEO Steve Easterbrook written by IGI CEO Thomas P. Wendel, IGI President Arun G. Rao, and former IGI Director Madeline C. Prebil, emphasizing the importance of properly defining and communicating the scope and results of independent investigations.

IGI President Arun G. Rao was quoted in The Washington Post’s coverage of recent gun violence in the District of Columbia.

The Wall Street Journal has published an obituary of Terry F. Lenzner, the founder of IGI / The Lenzner Firm, titled, “Terry Lenzner Cultivated Fearsome Reputation as Sleuth for Hire.”

Terry F. Lenzner, the founder of IGI and its chief executive for more than 30 years, passed away on April 23, 2020.  A legendary attorney and a pioneer in the field of private investigation, Terry maintained a fierce commitment to uncovering the truth while always upholding the highest ethical standards.  Terry has bequeathed IGI with a strong legacy and sound principles that the firm will continue to build upon in the coming years.

The New York Times has published a remembrance of Terry F. Lenzner, who led IGI for more than three decades: “Jim Mintz, with whom Mr. Lenzner founded the firm Investigative Group International, said in a phone interview that Mr. Lenzner had ‘pioneered a new kind of investigation.’ The field had traditionally used people from law enforcement to focus on narrow questions; Mr. Lenzner enlisted lawyers, former news reporters, forensic accountants and others.”

IGI President Arun G. Rao was interviewed in You(Online) about the firm’s Reputation Defense practice,
in an article titled, “Reputation Defense: Shifting the Narrative with IGI.”

IGI President Arun G. Rao was quoted in The Washington Post’s coverage of a recent U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit decision involving the use of filter teams in an article entitled, “Investigative tool used in law firm searches at risk, federal prosecutors fear.”

IGI Executive Vice President Larry Potts was profiled in the Summer 2019 issue of The Norwich Record: “The former deputy director of the FBI most recently spent 14 years as the chief compliance officer and senior vice president for Scientific Games Corp., a multibillion-dollar international gambling and lottery products and services company based in Las Vegas.

IGI President Arun G. Rao was quoted in The Washington Post’s coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in United States v. Davis, in an article entitled, “Divided Supreme Court strikes down gun law provision deemed unfair to violent criminals.”