Adam Visnic, Author at Gravitas Investigations

About Adam Visnic

Adam Visnic, President and Founder of Gravitas Investigations, is a seasoned investigator with nearly two decades of experience in finding the truth and delivering peace of mind to clients. Holding multiple private investigator licenses across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, he has a rich background in national security investigations and is an active member of several professional associations. Visnic, an Eastern Kentucky University alumnus with a Master's in Safety, Homeland Security, and Emergency Management, is also a recognized author and speaker in the investigative field. Beyond his professional pursuits, Adam enjoys family time, fitness, golf, and reading.

Entries by Adam Visnic

Experience Modification Rate

2 Comments/in Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

Effective Return to Work (RTW) Programs

4 Comments/in Fraud, Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

Companies of all sizes should have return-to-work (RTW) programs in place. When an injured employee makes a seamless transition back to full duty, everybody wins. Ideally, RTW programs (sometimes called modified duty, light-duty, and transitional duty) are launched with extensive training in how to avoid injury in the first place. The best time to implement […]

Workers’ Compensation Glossary of Acronyms:

6 Comments/in Clients, Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

Acronyms. SMH. Having been a private investigator in the Workers’ Compensation (WC) industry for almost 15 years, IMHO, I come across quite a bit of industry jargon – an alphabet soup of acronyms only trumped by the federal government. If you’re new to the industry, or need a refresher, here’s a list of acronyms YSK: […]

Designing Workplace Safety Incentive Schemes That Work

3 Comments/in Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

As a private investigator, I’ve seen first-hand the costs of workplace accidents, and the challenge of trying to reduce them. While my role focuses primarily on eliminating fraud, waste and abuse on the back-end of claims, increasingly, employers are looking for ways to address workplace safety issues before they arise, not least through incentive-based schemes. […]

Do NOT Call Me If…

4 Comments/in Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

Stop calling me to do illegal things. I won’t do them.

Old School vs. New School

9 Comments/in Fraud, Private Investigations, Surveillance, Technology/by Adam Visnic

REVISED: You can’t succeed as a private eye if you’re not constantly learning. Ditch some of your old school ways and find the new stuff!

I’m A Private Eye Looking For A Stealthy Ride For $20,000! What Car Should I Buy?

4 Comments/in Link, opinion, Private Investigations, Spy, Surveillance/by Adam Visnic

I’m a private investigator and I need a new car. But, I hate car shopping. So, I asked my fellow bloggers and auto junkies at Jalopnik, “What Car Should I Buy?” It’s a weekly segment they do: these dudes (NOT SALESMEN) help REAL people find ACTUAL vehicles for sale. And then they hilariously write about […]

The 13 Essential Qualities You Want When Hiring a Private Eye

14 Comments/in Leadership, opinion, Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

So you Googled “private investigator” and found a handful of web pages that look like they haven’t been updated since 1995. On one site, a guy was even wearing a trenchcoat and fedora. Ugh…NEXT! You’ve never hired a private eye, so you have no clue what qualities to look for. But some of the bios […]

Dealing with Divorce: Grown Men Call Me To Cry

2 Comments/in Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

Divorce is tough. Think about it: What if… … you fell in love with someone? … married that someone? … bought a house together? … raised a family together? … and spent years together? And then, what if… … that person cheated on you? … and you found out? What would you do? How would […]

What Does Gravitas Mean?

2 Comments/in Leadership, Private Investigations/by Adam Visnic

There is a stigma attached to private investigators. Most of it was created by Hollywood, but a few rotten apples continue to give our line of work a bad reputation. You know them, they’re the ones that toe the line or sometimes cross it. That line is the law. That line is ethics. That line […]

About Adam Visnic

Entries by Adam Visnic

Experience Modification Rate

Effective Return to Work (RTW) Programs

Workers’ Compensation Glossary of Acronyms:

Designing Workplace Safety Incentive Schemes That Work

Do NOT Call Me If…

Old School vs. New School

I’m A Private Eye Looking For A Stealthy Ride For $20,000! What Car Should I Buy?

The 13 Essential Qualities You Want When Hiring a Private Eye

Dealing with Divorce: Grown Men Call Me To Cry

What Does Gravitas Mean?

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