Deployment in hours
Armed officers on post the same day authorization is signed. Coverage scales from a single post to 24-hour, multi-site operations, and schedules adjust by phone as the matter moves.
Security and investigations for active litigation.
Litigation changes behavior. A terminated employee. A displaced partner. A party served this morning. The order is signed in a courtroom. It is enforced at a front door. Mayer Security Services places armed protection and licensed investigators inside that gap, working at counsel’s direction across Texas.
TX DPS PSB Lic# C28670101
Licensed private investigators
Armed commissioned officers and Personal Protection Officers
AI body cameras with secure cloud storage
Every action becomes an exhibit. We staff and report like it.
In a contested matter, the security detail is a witness. Every word an officer says at the door, every photograph shown, every report filed can be read back at a hearing. Our officers are selected for emotional intelligence and trained for judgment under duress, because one wrong sentence at the front desk can hand opposing counsel a motion.
Force is a failure of foresight.
Matters we support. Each one changes how people behave.
- Hostile and high-risk terminations
- Partner, member, and shareholder disputes
- TRO, injunction, and protective order compliance
- Workplace violence and threat matters
- Internal and workplace investigations
- Trade secret and confidential information matters
- Fraud and investment loss matters
- Probate, estate, and heirship matters
Protection that holds up in court. Posture that follows the docket.
Graduated posture
Static armed officer, armed officer with marked patrol vehicle and emergency lighting for visible deterrence, or plainclothes Personal Protection Officer. Posture is set to the threat, then reset when the threat changes.
Order-aligned protocols
We read the order before we post the officer. Post orders are written to the terms of the order in effect and rewritten the day a ruling changes them. Ambiguous language goes to counsel before officers act on it.
Barred-party enforcement
Authorized personnel lists, barred-party identification, and Limited Agency Authorizations executed with the property owner, giving officers documented authority to issue criminal trespass warnings and remove persons who refuse to leave.
Supervised and escorted access
When a court orders access, we provide it on the court’s terms. Neutral escort of the restricted party. Observation without interference. Nothing that frustrates the ordered access or invites a contempt argument.
Principal and witness protection
Protective coverage for executives, complainants, and witnesses connected to a matter, on site and off: arrival and departure escort, commute coverage, and residence checks.
Termination-day operations
Planned protection for high-risk separations at one location or several. Pre-positioned armed officers, controlled exit, access and credential recovery, and post-separation monitoring.
Discretion protocols
Officers disclose nothing beyond operational need. No subject photographs circulated among staff. No characterization of the matter to employees. Prepared language for every predictable question at the front desk.
Licensed investigators. Findings built for counsel.
Subject background and threat assessment
Licensed investigators build the threat picture before deployment: criminal and civil history, prior conduct, associates, weapons access, and escalation patterns. The posture is sized to what the record shows.
Matter intelligence review
We review pleadings, orders, the docket, and governing documents such as operating agreements and employment contracts to identify the rights a party can still exercise on site: records inspection, meeting rights, signatory authority. Officers know what a party is entitled to before the party arrives.
Observation and activity reporting
Timestamped, factual activity reports delivered to counsel the same day. Statements preserved verbatim. Professional opinion labeled as opinion and kept apart from fact.
Body camera evidence
AI-enabled body cameras with secure cloud storage. Footage preserved, indexed, and produced to counsel on request with chain of custody documented.
Chronologies for counsel
Complete, sourced timelines of every incident, time, and action taken, built for hearing preparation and witness outlines.
Declarations and testimony
Personnel prepared to execute declarations and testify to firsthand observations. Testimony stays within what was seen and heard.
Investigations through counsel
Witness location and interviews, identification of unknown parties, asset searches, records and proprietary database analysis, heirship and family-chain confirmation, and fraud investigations prepared for criminal referral.
Third-party coordination
One accountable point of contact for outside counsel, co-counsel, client executives, and independent workplace investigators. Confidentiality notices issued when outside parties access footage or systems.
Written to survive cross-examination. Nothing added, nothing lost.
Every report assumes it will be read aloud in a hearing. These rules apply to every officer and investigator on a litigation engagement.
- Timestamped to the minute
- Verbatim quotes, never paraphrased
- Fact and opinion separated and labeled
- CCTV, body camera, and witness sources cited
- Delivered to counsel and routed as counsel directs
- Personnel corrective action documented in writing the same day
How an engagement runs. One reporting chain from intake to testimony.
Confidential intake
Counsel briefs us directly. We confirm the parties, the sites, the orders in effect, and the reporting chain.
Matter review
Investigators review the record and build the threat picture. We identify what each party is legally entitled to do on site.
Authorization
Written proposal, Limited Agency Authorization where trespass enforcement is required, and post orders aligned to the court’s language.
Deployment
Officers on post within hours. Body cameras recording. First activity report to counsel the same day.
Adjustment
Posture follows the docket. When a ruling changes access, post orders change the same day.
Testimony and close-out
Declarations, hearing appearances, a final chronology, and a post-matter security assessment for the client.
Four ways to retain us. Each one priced before you need it.
Single-matter deployment
Defined scope, defined term, deposit-backed. Built for the sudden termination or the order signed this afternoon.
Matter retainer
Evergreen retainer for disputes measured in months. Priority staffing, weekly case management, and a reporting cadence set by counsel.
Firm retainer
For litigation and employment practice groups. Priority response across the firm’s caseload and pre-approved contingency packages, so the next deployment is a signature, not a negotiation.
Post-matter program
Security assessment, workplace violence policy, and staff training after the matter closes. The incident ends. The exposure does not.
The standard. Checked, not claimed.
- Officers selected for emotional intelligence and trained for sound judgment under duress
- Vetting, training, equipment, and vehicles that exceed law enforcement standards
- Operators screened for proficiency in protection and investigations
- Over $2 billion in protected assets across Texas
- Established 2019. Offices in Houston and Austin
- Licensed by the Texas Department of Public Safety, Private Security BureauTX DPS PSB Lic# C28670101
Questions counsel asks first. Answered plainly.
Can your work be directed by our firm?
Yes. Litigation support engagements are structured through counsel, with reporting delivered to the attorneys of record and routed at their direction. Privilege and work-product determinations remain with counsel.
How quickly can you deploy?
Armed officers can be on post the same day authorization is signed in the Houston and Austin metropolitan areas. Statewide deployments are scheduled to the matter.
What happens when the court order changes during the assignment?
The posture changes with it. Post orders are rewritten to the new ruling the same day, and unclear language goes to counsel before officers act.
Will your personnel provide declarations or testify?
Yes. Officers and investigators execute declarations and appear at hearings to testify to firsthand observations. Reports are written from the first day with that possibility in mind.
Is body camera footage available to counsel?
Yes. Footage is held in secure cloud storage and produced to counsel on request with chain of custody documented.
Do you provide armed or unarmed personnel?
Both, along with plainclothes Personal Protection Officers. Posture is matched to the threat assessment and to the terms of any order in effect.
Do you serve clients outside Houston?
Yes. Mayer Security Services is licensed statewide by the Texas Department of Public Safety and operates from offices in Houston and Austin.
Brief us before the hearing. Not after the incident.
Confidential consultations for attorneys, in-house counsel, and HR leadership. Same-day response.
1201 Fannin St, Suite 202
Houston, TX 77002
701 Tillery St, Ste 12-299
Austin, TX 78702