Surveillance operations document a subject’s real‑world behavior using discreet stationary and mobile techniques. Investigators capture time‑stamped observations, photos, and video to verify claims or identify inconsistencies. All activity is recorded objectively to support legal or claims decisions.

These investigations identify potential misrepresentation, exaggeration, or fraudulent activity within insurance claims. Work includes surveillance, background research, and claimant verification. Findings are delivered in a format suitable for SIU review and downstream litigation.

Investigators observe and record a claimant’s daily activities to assess consistency with reported injuries or limitations. Documentation includes detailed timelines, photos, and video evidence. Reports help carriers evaluate claim validity and exposure.

This service locates relevant witnesses and conducts structured interviews to capture accurate, defensible statements. Investigators use proven questioning techniques to preserve facts and minimize bias. Statements are documented clearly for legal teams and claims professionals.

Open‑source intelligence is used to uncover online activity, public records, affiliations, and behavioral patterns. Findings are cross‑verified across multiple platforms to ensure accuracy. Reports provide actionable insight for litigation, hiring, or risk assessment.

Investigators verify current addresses, identify associated locations, and uncover assets relevant to legal or financial matters. Research includes public records, databases, and corroborating field checks. Results support litigation strategy, recovery efforts, or due diligence.

This process organizes events, records, and evidence into a clear chronological sequence. Investigators analyze inconsistencies, gaps, and corroborating details across documents. The resulting timeline strengthens case preparation and decision‑making.

Investigators confirm whether a subject attended scheduled medical appointments or treatments. Facility sweeps document arrival times, behavior, and compliance with treatment plans. Reports help validate or challenge medical‑related claims.