Private Investigations
Litigation Support
Background & Opposition Research
Copley Research provides licensed, expert, complex litigation support, pre-trial intelligence, witness vetting, and opposition research.
Our Services
Our team brings together nearly 50 years of research across high-stakes litigation, white collar defense, corporate investigations, and political opposition research.
Whether your needs are short-term or continuous, our Boston-based investigators are available 24/7 for due diligence, surveillance, and investigatory efforts throughout Massachusetts and beyond. Above all, we strive to bring peace of mind to our clients.
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Contact our team of licensed private investigators today for a free consultation.
Background and Criminal Checks
Litigation Support
Missing Persons
Opposition Research
Covert Surveillance Deployment
Asset Searches and Valuations
Testimonials
Outstanding work quality--Mr. Amore did a terrific job for my company. Top notch professionalism--Mr. Amore is a consummate professional and skillfully handles very complicated matters.
- White Collar Defense Attorney
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Who We Are
Our Founder: 34 Years of Experience in Federal, State, and Corporate Investigations
Anthony Amore is the President of Copley Research and is a recognized expert in investigations. He is perhaps best known for his work in the field of art theft as the chief investigator behind the search for the world's most valuable stolen paintings. Along the way, he has recovered dozens of stolen works, helped solve two cold-case homicides, and recovered missing children. He has worked with a multitude of law enforcement agencies with an emphasis on cold case investigations.
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In addition, he was an Assistant Federal Security Director with the Department of Homeland Security/TSA where he was a key member of the team that revamped security at Logan Airport after the attacks of 9/11. He has also served as a Special Agent with the Federal Aviation Administration's Security Division, where he was the lead security agent responding to the attempted al-Qaeda terrorist attack by Richard Reid, the so-called "Shoebomber."​
