Through our Regus partnership, professional testing is available at more than 4,600 locations. It's never been easier to book a lie detector test close to home with LieDetectorTest.com.
Our partnership with Regus, part of International Workplace Group (IWG), gives clients access to professional, private polygraph testing environments at thousands of locations across the United States. From major city centers to suburban business parks, our examiners deliver confidential, high-quality polygraph services in fully equipped, discreet meeting rooms.
TL;DR — The Short Version
- LieDetectorTest.com has partnered with Regus to provide polygraph testing at professional meeting rooms across the United States.
- Regus is part of IWG, the world's largest flexible workspace provider, with 4,609 centres across more than 120 countries as of 2025.
- Clients benefit from private, fully equipped meeting rooms with high-speed internet, climate-controlleding, and on-site support staff.
- Testing is available for relationship concerns, fidelity issues, theft, fraud, workplace conflicts, and more.
- Meeting rooms can be booked by the hour or day, providing maximum flexibility and discretion.
Who This Guide Is For
- Individuals seeking confidential polygraph testing in a professional setting
- Couples dealing with relationship or fidelity concerns
- Employers investigating workplace theft, fraud, or misconduct
- Attorneys and legal professionals requiring polygraph examinations for clients
- Private investigators needing neutral, professional testing venues
- HR professionals conducting pre-employment or internal investigations
Our Partnership with Regus: Professional Testing Environments Nationwide
Why We Chose Regus as Our Workspace Partner
LieDetectorTest.com is proud to partner with Regus, one of the world's premier providers of flexible workspace solutions. Regus is a flagship brand of International Workplace Group (IWG), the world's largest hybrid workspace platform [1]Verified IWG adds record 1,132 new locations in 2025
Confirms IWG network includes more than 4,000 locations across 120 countries, 83% of Fortune 500 are customers. The company was founded in Brussels, Belgium, in 1989 by English entrepreneur Mark Dixon, who observed travelling business people conducting their meetings around coffee shop tables [2]Verified International Workplace Group - Wikipedia
Confirms Regus was founded by Mark Dixon in Brussels in 1989, suburban growth driven by hybrid working demand[3]Verified Mark Dixon (businessman) - Wikipedia
Confirms Dixon observed business people conducting meetings in coffee shops before founding Regus.
Today, IWG's unrivalled network includes more than 4,000 locations across 120 countries, and 83% of Fortune 500 companies are among its growing customer base [1]Verified IWG adds record 1,132 new locations in 2025
Confirms IWG network includes more than 4,000 locations across 120 countries, 83% of Fortune 500 are customers[4]Verified IWG Media Resources - History
Confirms IWG established 1989, more than 4,000 locations across 120 countries, 83% of Fortune 500 as customers. The Regus brand alone has launched over 3,000 locations in 120 markets since 1989 [5]Verified IWG Our Brands
Confirms Regus has launched over 3,000 locations in 120 markets since 1989. In 2025, IWG signed a record 1,132 new centre agreements and opened 782 new workspaces globally, expanding the total network to 4,609 centres [6]Verified IWG FY 2025 Network Expansion Announcement
Confirms IWG signed 1,132 new locations and opened 782 new centres in 2025, expanding total network to 4,609 centres. An overwhelming 99% of these newly signed deals were delivered via managed partnership agreements [6]Verified IWG FY 2025 Network Expansion Announcement
Confirms IWG signed 1,132 new locations and opened 782 new centres in 2025, expanding total network to 4,609 centres. This massive footprint ensures our clients can access polygraph testing in a professional, discreet environment virtually anywhere in the United States.
By leveraging Regus's infrastructure, we offer clients convenient, fully equipped, and private spaces where they can undergo their examination with complete confidence. To learn more about our dedication to examiner quality, visit our guide on how we vet our polygraph examiners.
What This Means for Our Clients
Our partnership with Regus significantly expands the number of professional venues available for polygraph testing across the United States. Rather than being limited to fixed office locations, our experienced examiners can now meet clients at Regus meeting rooms in major cities, business districts, suburban centres, and near airports [7]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in United States
Confirms Regus meeting rooms available by the hour or day with on-site support across all US states. IWG helps over 8 million people work more productively across its global network [8]Verified IWG plc - About Us
Confirms IWG helps over 8 million people work flexibly across six continents, and our clients benefit from the same world-class facilities.
With over 950 locations in the United States alone, Regus is the largest coworking organization in the country [9]Verified Largest Coworking Companies in the US in 2025 - Optix
Confirms Regus has over 950 locations in the United States, making it the largest coworking organization in the country. A polygraph examination at a Regus location appears no different from any other business meeting, providing an important layer of privacy for clients who require discretion. To view our full list of testing venues, visit our polygraph test locations page.
Polygraph Testing Services Available at Regus Locations
Personal and Relationship Testing
Our team of experienced examiners offers polygraph testing services for a wide range of personal matters, including relationship dilemmas, fidelity and infidelity concerns, trust verification, and personal integrity matters. The private, climate-controlled meeting rooms available at Regus locations provide the ideal environment for these sensitive examinations. Polygraph results are considered confidential, and results should only be shared with individuals authorized by the client [10]Verified Legal Considerations for Polygraph Tests in the U.S.
Confirms polygraph tests are legal in the U.S., results are confidential, and results should only be shared with authorized individuals.
Research has shown that deception detection ability generalizes across different types of high-stake lies, with observers accurate at detecting one type of lie also showing accuracy at detecting others [11]Verified The ability to detect deceit generalizes across different types of high-stake lies
Confirms deception detection ability generalizes across different types of high-stake lies. The American Polygraph Association's 2011 meta-analysis of 38 peer-reviewed studies found that single-issue diagnostic polygraph testing produced an aggregated decision accuracy of 89%, with the combination of all validated techniques producing an overall decision accuracy of 87% [12]Verified Meta-Analytic Survey of Criterion Accuracy of Validated Polygraph Techniques
Confirms APA meta-analysis found 89% accuracy for single-issue tests, 87% overall accuracy across all validated PDD techniques. These findings underscore the value of professional polygraph examinations conducted by professional examiners following established protocols. Ready to schedule? Visit our booking page to get started.
Workplace and Corporate Investigations
For businesses dealing with theft, fraud, embezzlement, policy violations, or workplace conflicts, polygraph testing provides a powerful investigative tool. Professional polygraph testing is conducted under strict ethical guidelines and confidentiality standards, helping ensure investigations remain fair, respectful, and focused on uncovering the truth [13]Verified How Polygraph Testing Helps Resolve Workplace Theft, Fraud & Internal Misconduct
Confirms polygraph testing is a valuable investigative tool conducted under strict ethical guidelines and confidentiality standards. The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 (EPPA) governs polygraph use in the private sector, prohibiting most private employers from using lie detector tests for pre-employment screening while permitting tests under limited circumstances, such as ongoing investigations into economic loss [14]Verified Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 - Wikipedia
Confirms EPPA is a U.S. federal law preventing most private employers from using polygraph tests with certain exemptions[15]Verified Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) - 29 CFR § 801.1
Confirms EPPA effective December 27, 1988, prohibits most private employers from using lie detector tests with limited exceptions.
The neutral, professional setting of a Regus meeting room is well-suited for workplace-related polygraph examinations. A third-party location helps maintain the formality and neutrality that corporate investigations require. To learn about our investigative partnerships, see enhancing private investigation with LieDetectorTest.com partnerships.
Historically, polygraph testing has been employed extensively in organizational settings around the world. Polish Military Internal Service experts conducted 4,626 polygraph examinations in 943 cases between 1969 and 1989, covering matters including misappropriation of firearms, assassinations, military property theft, and loss of classified documents [16]Verified Polygraph Examinations in the Secret Services of the People's Republic of Poland
Confirms Polish Military Internal Service experts examined 4,626 people in 943 cases in 1969-1989 including firearms misappropriation and classified document losses. In the United States, by 2002, 70% of adult community-based sex offender treatment programs used polygraph testing, more than doubling from 29% in 1992, marking it as a near-standard practice in offender management [17]Verified Current practices and trends in sexual abuser management: The Safer Society 2002 Nationwide Survey
Confirms 70% of adult community-based sex offender treatment programs in the US used polygraph testing by 2002[18]Verified Sex offender management using the polygraph: A critical review
Confirms polygraph was used in 70% of community sexual abuser programs for adult males in 2002 in the United States.
Legal and Pre-Trial Polygraph Examinations
Attorneys and legal professionals can arrange polygraph examinations for their clients at Regus locations throughout the country. The professional, neutral environment of these meeting rooms is well-suited for legal proceedings where credibility and formality matter. Polygraph tests are legal in the U.S., though their use is regulated at both the federal and state levels [10]Verified Legal Considerations for Polygraph Tests in the U.S.
Confirms polygraph tests are legal in the U.S., results are confidential, and results should only be shared with authorized individuals. About half of U.S. states allow polygraph evidence to be used in court cases when both parties agree to it [19]Verified Do 'lie detectors' work? - American Psychological Association
Confirms about half of U.S. states allow polygraph evidence when both parties agree; APA meta-analysis found 89% accuracy rate.
Our examiners maintain strict confidentiality protocols, and all information obtained during a polygraph examination is kept confidential and disclosed only to authorized individuals [20]Verified NSA Polygraph Examination Information
Confirms polygraph examinations are held in the strictest confidentiality and protected by the Privacy Act. We support defense attorneys, prosecutors, and investigators who need reliable polygraph services as part of their case preparation. For more information about our examiner credentials, see how we vet our polygraph examiners. If you're interested in joining our team of professionals, learn about opportunities on our become a polygraph examiner page.
Regus Meeting Rooms: The Ideal Polygraph Testing Environment
Professional Facilities and Technology
Regus meeting rooms across the United States come fully equipped with everything needed for a productive and comfortable polygraph examination. Facilities include high-speed internet, presentation equipment, video conferencing technology, and customizable room layouts [7]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in United States
Confirms Regus meeting rooms available by the hour or day with on-site support across all US states. Meeting rooms are available in states including California (223 locations), Texas (165), Florida (144), Illinois (85), New York (82), New Jersey (76), Pennsylvania (68), Georgia (58), North Carolina (57), and Arizona (56), among many others [21]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in United States - State Breakdown
Confirms meeting room counts by state including California (223), Texas (165), Florida (144), Illinois (85), New York (82).
The rooms feature modern furniture, adequate lighting, and climate control. On-site support staff are available to assist with setup and technical needs [7]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in United States
Confirms Regus meeting rooms available by the hour or day with on-site support across all US states. Most Regus locations also provide step-free access, elevators, accessible restrooms, and adjustable room configurations to accommodate individuals with accessibility requirements [22]Verified Meeting Rooms & Conference Rooms Near You - Regus Global
Confirms Regus provides step-free access, elevators, accessible restrooms, and bookable meeting rooms via the Regus app. For our complete price information, visit our polygraph test prices page.
Clients seeking polygraph testing in specific states can explore our dedicated pages for Florida, New York, California, Georgia, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Virginia.
Types of Meeting Spaces Available
Regus offers a variety of room types that can be adapted for polygraph testing [23]Verified Regus Flexible Workspaces in United States
Confirms various room types including conference rooms, boardrooms, interview rooms, collaboration spaces, and training rooms:
Interview Rooms are compact, private spaces perfect for one-on-one polygraph examinations or consultations. These are the most commonly used spaces for standard polygraph tests.
Boardrooms provide formal, high-quality settings equipped with premium furniture, ideal for corporate or legal polygraph examinations.
Conference Rooms are larger spaces designed for corporate gatherings, suitable when multiple parties need to be present or when consecutive examinations are scheduled.
Training Rooms feature configurable layouts with breakout areas, which can be useful for group testing scenarios.
Collaboration Spaces offer setups designed with whiteboards, writable walls, and customizable layouts.
Room sizes range from compact rooms for 2-5 people to large-scale spaces accommodating 20+ people in many locations [23]Verified Regus Flexible Workspaces in United States
Confirms various room types including conference rooms, boardrooms, interview rooms, collaboration spaces, and training rooms.
Privacy and Discretion
One of the most important considerations for polygraph testing is the privacy and discretion of the testing environment. Regus meeting rooms are designed for professional confidentiality, with private enclosed spaces that are separate from general workspace areas. When you book a meeting room, you can customize the layout and arrange specific requirements in advance [7]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in United States
Confirms Regus meeting rooms available by the hour or day with on-site support across all US states.
Clients arriving at a Regus location for a polygraph examination will find that their appointment appears indistinguishable from any other business meeting. This level of discretion is essential for clients who need to protect their privacy, particularly in personal or sensitive workplace matters. Understanding why a non-refundable booking fee is essential helps us maintain availability at these premium locations.
Strategic Locations Across the United States
Major Metropolitan Areas
Regus meeting rooms are strategically located in major cities and business districts throughout the United States. In Manhattan alone, locations span the Financial District, Midtown, Chelsea, and SoHo [24]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in Manhattan
Confirms Manhattan locations spanning Financial District, Midtown, Chelsea, and SoHo. Meeting rooms are situated near major airports and transit hubs, including locations near JFK, LaGuardia, Penn Station, and Grand Central Terminal [25]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in the State of New York
Confirms strategic placement near major airports including JFK, LaGuardia, and transit hubs including Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal.
Public transit systems like the New York City Subway, Washington D.C. Metro, and San Francisco BART further enhance connectivity to Regus locations [25]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in the State of New York
Confirms strategic placement near major airports including JFK, LaGuardia, and transit hubs including Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal. This strategic placement means our polygraph examiners and clients can easily access testing facilities regardless of their location. Check all available locations on our polygraph test locations page.
Suburban and Regional Coverage
Beyond major metropolitan areas, Regus locations extend into suburban communities and smaller cities across the country. The rise of hybrid working has led suburban locations to become among IWG's fastest-growing segments [2]Verified International Workplace Group - Wikipedia
Confirms Regus was founded by Mark Dixon in Brussels in 1989, suburban growth driven by hybrid working demand. IWG is expanding its network deep into local communities, suburbs, and rural areas across the country [6]Verified IWG FY 2025 Network Expansion Announcement
Confirms IWG signed 1,132 new locations and opened 782 new centres in 2025, expanding total network to 4,609 centres.
Small towns have seen a dramatic increase in new locations, including towns with populations below 5,000 such as Franklin, Texas, Berwyn, Pennsylvania, and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan [6]Verified IWG FY 2025 Network Expansion Announcement
Confirms IWG signed 1,132 new locations and opened 782 new centres in 2025, expanding total network to 4,609 centres[26]Verified IWG Expansion into Small Towns - Zawya Press Release
Confirms IWG expansion into small towns including Franklin (Texas), Berwyn (Pennsylvania), and Bloomfield Hills (Michigan) with populations below 5,000. IWG data shows that demand for flexible workspace in small towns (populations under 5,000) grew by 164% in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024 [27]Verified Small Towns and Commuter Hubs Are an Expanding Frontier for Flexible Workspace - Propmodo
Confirms small town flexible workspace demand grew 164% in first half of 2025 vs. first half of 2024. Regus operates a live centre in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, located just 30 minutes from Philadelphia with direct train service [28]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Confirms live Regus meeting room centre in Berwyn with direct train service to Philadelphia, prices from $45/hour.
This wide suburban coverage is particularly advantageous for our polygraph testing services. Clients in smaller cities or suburban areas no longer need to travel long distances to access a professional polygraph testing environment. Browse our polygraph research database for more insight into the science behind our testing methods.
The Science Behind Our Testing
Proven Methodology and Accuracy
Polygraph testing measures physiological responses such as heart rate, respiration, and skin conductivity while a subject answers carefully structured questions [13]Verified How Polygraph Testing Helps Resolve Workplace Theft, Fraud & Internal Misconduct
Confirms polygraph testing is a valuable investigative tool conducted under strict ethical guidelines and confidentiality standards. These responses help trained examiners assess credibility and identify inconsistencies. Our examiners follow established protocols recognized by the American Polygraph Association (APA) and other leading professional bodies.
The APA's comprehensive 2011 meta-analysis reviewed 38 studies involving 3,723 examinations and found that single-issue diagnostic testing produced an aggregated decision accuracy of 89% (confidence interval 83%-95%), while multi-issue techniques achieved 85% accuracy (confidence interval 77%-93%) [12]Verified Meta-Analytic Survey of Criterion Accuracy of Validated Polygraph Techniques
Confirms APA meta-analysis found 89% accuracy for single-issue tests, 87% overall accuracy across all validated PDD techniques. The National Research Council's 2003 review found that in specific-incident investigations, polygraph tests can discriminate lying from truth-telling at rates well above chance [29]Verified The Polygraph and Lie Detection - National Research Council (2003)
Confirms NRC found polygraph tests can differentiate lying from truth-telling at rates well above chance in specific-incident investigations, with accuracy indexes in a midrange between 0.81 and 0.91 [30]Verified The Polygraph and Lie Detection - Chapter 5: Quantitative Assessment
Confirms accuracy indexes midrange between 0.81 and 0.91, and that polygraph testing may have utility for deterrence and eliciting admissions. The NRC also noted that polygraph testing is likely to have utility for deterrence, eliciting admissions, and related investigative purposes [30]Verified The Polygraph and Lie Detection - Chapter 5: Quantitative Assessment
Confirms accuracy indexes midrange between 0.81 and 0.91, and that polygraph testing may have utility for deterrence and eliciting admissions.
Advanced research continues to expand deception detection capabilities. Cross-cultural deception classifiers have achieved 60-70% accuracy using psycholinguistic features, with universal deception cues including negation and negative emotions [31]Verified Deception Detection Within and Across Cultures
Confirms cross-cultural deception classifiers achieved 60-70% accuracy using psycholinguistic features. Multimodal approaches to deception detection show remarkable promise: the LegalEye model, published in Behavioral Sciences in December 2025, achieved deception detection rates of 97% for English, 85% for Spanish, and 86% for Tagalog courtroom testimony using neural networks and late fusion of audio, visual, and textual data [32]Verified LegalEye: Multimodal Court Deception Detection Across Multiple Languages
Confirms LegalEye model achieved 97% English, 85% Spanish, 86% Tagalog deception detection rates using multimodal analysis.
The polygraph's long history in security and intelligence applications further demonstrates its value. As early as 1970, a classified booklet titled "The Polygraph and Its Use by U.S. Intelligence Services" was published for KGB personnel, reflecting the significance Soviet intelligence placed on understanding American polygraph methods, predating the establishment of the KGB's specialised Laboratory No. 30 in 1975 [33]Verified "Soviet polygraph": metamorphoses and historical facts
Confirms 1970 classified KGB booklet on American polygraph methods by Davydov and Zharkov, predating Laboratory No. 30 established in 1975. For professionals interested in this field, explore our polygraph training resources.
Our Examiner Standards
Every polygraph examiner working with LieDetectorTest.com undergoes a rigorous vetting process to ensure the highest standards of professionalism and accuracy. Our examiners are certified by recognized professional bodies, maintain ongoing continuing education requirements, and adhere to strict ethical guidelines.
Research shows that strategic interviewing techniques can enhance deception detection across repeated interviews [34]Verified Strategic Interviewing to Detect Deception: Cues to Deception across Repeated Interviews
Foundational research relevant to advanced deception detection interview techniques, and our examiners are trained in these advanced methodologies to deliver reliable results. The APA has more than 2,800 members from 58 countries, and estimates indicate that there are more than 8,000 polygraph examiners operating worldwide [35]Verified A comprehensive meta-analysis of the comparison question polygraph test
Confirms APA has more than 2,800 members from 58 countries and estimates of 8,000+ polygraph examiners worldwide. We are continuously expanding our team of qualified professionals. Learn about aggregated polygraph examiner opportunities on our careers page, or explore how to become a polygraph examiner with our organization.
How to Book a Polygraph Test at a Regus Location
Simple Booking Process
Booking a polygraph examination at a Regus location through LieDetectorTest.com is straightforward. Start by contacting us through our booking page or contact form to discuss your testing needs. Our team will help you select the most convenient Regus location and schedule a time that works for your examiner and all parties involved.
Regus meeting rooms can be booked by the hour or day [7]Verified Regus Meeting Rooms in United States
Confirms Regus meeting rooms available by the hour or day with on-site support across all US states, allowing us to arrange the exact amount of time needed for your examination. A standard polygraph test typically requires 2-3 hours, including the pre-test interview, the examination itself, and the post-test review. Our team handles all venue arrangements so you can focus entirely on the examination process.
Contact Us
Reach out through our booking page or contact form to discuss your testing needs and preferred location.
Select a Location
Our team will help you choose from thousands of Regus meeting rooms across the United States based on convenience and proximity.
Schedule Your Appointment
We coordinate with a professional polygraph examiner and book the Regus meeting room for the required time slot.
Attend Your Examination
Arrive at the Regus location as you would for any business meeting. The discreet, professional environment ensures complete privacy.
Receive Your Results
Your professional examiner will review the results with you following the examination, maintaining strict confidentiality throughout.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is LieDetectorTest.com's partnership with Regus?
LieDetectorTest.com partners with Regus, part of International Workplace Group (IWG), to provide professional polygraph testing environments at thousands of locations across the United States. This partnership gives our clients access to private, fully equipped meeting rooms for confidential polygraph examinations.
How many Regus locations are available for polygraph testing?
IWG's global network expanded to 4,609 centres as of 2025, with over 950 Regus locations in the United States alone. Meeting rooms are available in all 50 states, with the highest concentrations in California (223), Texas (165), Florida (144), Illinois (85), and New York (82).
Are the meeting rooms private enough for polygraph testing?
Yes. Regus meeting rooms are designed for professional confidentiality with private, enclosed spaces separate from general workspace areas. Clients can customize room layouts in advance, and the examination appears indistinguishable from any standard business meeting.
What types of polygraph tests can be conducted at Regus locations?
We offer personal and relationship testing (fidelity, trust verification), workplace investigations (theft, fraud, policy violations), and legal/pre-trial examinations. All types of polygraph examinations can be conducted in Regus meeting rooms.
How accurate are polygraph tests?
The American Polygraph Association's 2011 meta-analysis of 38 studies found that single-issue diagnostic polygraph testing achieved an aggregated accuracy of 89%, with an overall accuracy of 87% across all validated techniques. Accuracy depends on the examiner's qualifications and adherence to standardized protocols.
Is polygraph testing legal in the United States?
Yes, polygraph testing is legal in the U.S. The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 (EPPA) regulates private-sector use but does not prohibit polygraph testing. Government employers are exempt from the EPPA. About half of U.S. states allow polygraph evidence in court when both parties agree.
How do I book a polygraph test at a Regus location?
Contact us through our booking page or contact form. Our team will help you select the most convenient Regus location, schedule the appointment, and handle all venue arrangements. Regus meeting rooms can be booked by the hour or day.
Are Regus locations accessible for individuals with disabilities?
Most Regus locations provide step-free access, elevators, accessible restrooms, and adjustable room configurations to accommodate individuals with accessibility requirements.
Can employers use polygraph testing for workplace investigations?
Under the EPPA, private employers may use polygraph tests when employees are reasonably suspected of involvement in a workplace incident (such as theft or embezzlement) that resulted in economic loss. Strict procedural requirements must be followed, including written notice and the right to counsel.
Are there Regus locations in small towns and suburban areas?
Yes. IWG has dramatically expanded into suburban and rural communities. In 2025, small towns with populations under 5,000 saw a 164% increase in flexible workspace demand. Locations have been opened in communities like Franklin, Texas and Berwyn, Pennsylvania.
Where can I book a lie detector test near me?
Sources & References
Confirms IWG network includes more than 4,000 locations across 120 countries, 83% of Fortune 500 are customers
Confirms Regus was founded by Mark Dixon in Brussels in 1989, suburban growth driven by hybrid working demand
Confirms Dixon observed business people conducting meetings in coffee shops before founding Regus
Confirms IWG established 1989, more than 4,000 locations across 120 countries, 83% of Fortune 500 as customers
Confirms Regus has launched over 3,000 locations in 120 markets since 1989
Confirms IWG signed 1,132 new locations and opened 782 new centres in 2025, expanding total network to 4,609 centres
Confirms Regus meeting rooms available by the hour or day with on-site support across all US states
Confirms IWG helps over 8 million people work flexibly across six continents
Confirms Regus has over 950 locations in the United States, making it the largest coworking organization in the country
Confirms polygraph tests are legal in the U.S., results are confidential, and results should only be shared with authorized individuals
Confirms deception detection ability generalizes across different types of high-stake lies
Confirms APA meta-analysis found 89% accuracy for single-issue tests, 87% overall accuracy across all validated PDD techniques
Confirms polygraph testing is a valuable investigative tool conducted under strict ethical guidelines and confidentiality standards
Confirms EPPA is a U.S. federal law preventing most private employers from using polygraph tests with certain exemptions
Confirms EPPA effective December 27, 1988, prohibits most private employers from using lie detector tests with limited exceptions
Confirms Polish Military Internal Service experts examined 4,626 people in 943 cases in 1969-1989 including firearms misappropriation and classified document losses
Confirms 70% of adult community-based sex offender treatment programs in the US used polygraph testing by 2002
Confirms polygraph was used in 70% of community sexual abuser programs for adult males in 2002 in the United States
Confirms about half of U.S. states allow polygraph evidence when both parties agree; APA meta-analysis found 89% accuracy rate
Confirms polygraph examinations are held in the strictest confidentiality and protected by the Privacy Act
Confirms meeting room counts by state including California (223), Texas (165), Florida (144), Illinois (85), New York (82)
Confirms Regus provides step-free access, elevators, accessible restrooms, and bookable meeting rooms via the Regus app
Confirms various room types including conference rooms, boardrooms, interview rooms, collaboration spaces, and training rooms
Confirms Manhattan locations spanning Financial District, Midtown, Chelsea, and SoHo
Confirms strategic placement near major airports including JFK, LaGuardia, and transit hubs including Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal
Confirms IWG expansion into small towns including Franklin (Texas), Berwyn (Pennsylvania), and Bloomfield Hills (Michigan) with populations below 5,000
Confirms small town flexible workspace demand grew 164% in first half of 2025 vs. first half of 2024
Confirms live Regus meeting room centre in Berwyn with direct train service to Philadelphia, prices from $45/hour
Confirms NRC found polygraph tests can differentiate lying from truth-telling at rates well above chance in specific-incident investigations
Confirms accuracy indexes midrange between 0.81 and 0.91, and that polygraph testing may have utility for deterrence and eliciting admissions
Confirms cross-cultural deception classifiers achieved 60-70% accuracy using psycholinguistic features
Confirms LegalEye model achieved 97% English, 85% Spanish, 86% Tagalog deception detection rates using multimodal analysis
Confirms 1970 classified KGB booklet on American polygraph methods by Davydov and Zharkov, predating Laboratory No. 30 established in 1975
Foundational research relevant to advanced deception detection interview techniques
Confirms APA has more than 2,800 members from 58 countries and estimates of 8,000+ polygraph examiners worldwide
With testing available at thousands of convenient venues, you can find a lie detector test near you and see current pricing near you.