Eric Granof’s Interview with WBBP AM 1480
Eric Granof, Chief Marketing Officer of AIA, discusses how bail agents have an important role in the criminal justice system and how they protect our communities and the rights of victims.
What to Expect as a Small Business from the IRS in 2012
AIA’s Chief Financial Officer, Mark Francis, provides his insights into important IRS rule changes that could potentially have both positive and negative impacts to your bail bond business.
Attention Bail Bond Agents: Prison Phone Scam
Have you received a collect phone call from a prison inmate? Beware, it’s a scam! Read the story published earlier by Montrose Patch.
Bail Bond Interview: Jeff Dion, National Center for Victims of Crime
See below for a recent interview of Jeff Dion, Deputy Executive Director of the National Center for Victims of Crime, on the radio show Community Corner, KLUV in Dallas, Texas.
Bail Bond Process
The Grand Rapids Press recently released an article that discusses various ways people can be released from jail, including: release on own recognizance, surety and cash bonds.
Bail Bond Interview: Eric Granof & ExpertBail
Eric Granof, Chief Marketing Officer for AIA, was recently interviewed in Alabama for the Michael Hartman Show. He discussed the bail bond profession and the ExpertBail Network.
Bail Bonds: Small Victory Over Pretrial Release
See the excerpt written below by The St. Pete Times in regards to county officials deciding not to oppose limits on pretrial release.
Women and the Bail Bond World
The term ‘bail bondsmen’ is often associated with men with mullets and gold chains. However, a surprising fact not known to many people, women make up more than 50% of the bail bond industry.
AIA Agent, Chickie Leventhal’s 2nd Radio Interview
Click below to see a video highlight of AIA Agent, Chickie Leventhal’s second interview on 1400 KKZZ in Ventura County, CA . Chickie chats with Coach Tunick about the importance of ExpertBail and a bail agent’s integrity.
Bail Bond Amounts: The Price of Freedom
In Alamance County, North Carolina, magistrates determine bail bond amounts which are set to ensure a defendant will show up to their required court appearances.