1710 FIRST AVENUE, # 222, NEW YORK, NY 10128

Tel: 212-831-7530

Fax: 212-831-7580

E-Mail:  Sontagpi@aol.com

Sontag Associates is a licensed private investigative firm that combines extensive knowledge of accounting with expertise in investigations in order to provide clients with  positive, cost–effective results.  We pride ourselves in adhering to the following principles: 

      • Discretion
      • Sensitivity
      • Confidentiality
      • Timely, thorough results

Sontag Associates specializes in securing information on complex financial, corporate and judicial matters.  All investigations are carried out with total discretion and confidentiality.

Sontag Associates employs an international network of contacts to ensure timely and thorough inquiries on a world wide basis.

Our investigators are highly trained professionals who are specifically chosen for their experience and discretion when conducting inquiries or surveillance.

Fields of  Concentration  . . .

Sontag Associates provides a broad range of investigative services in all types of white-collar crime.  Some of our specialties include:

      • Litigation Support
      • Due Diligence
      • Internal Corporate Investigations
      • Matrimonial Investigations

We also provide investigative services in cases involving tax evasion, money laundering, securities violations, hidden assets, bribery and bid rigging.

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