Relevant activity
What visible activity needs to be documented? Which locations and observation periods are relevant to the question?
Plan surveillanceDevelop relevant facts for an insurance file through surveillance, background investigations, and social media research. We bring investigative experience in insurance matters, workers’ compensation, and fraud to the discussion of your assignment.
Carriers, third-party administrators, SIUs, and claims teams can define the facts needed before choosing the work. Investigative findings inform review; they do not decide coverage, liability, or benefits.
What visible activity needs to be documented? Which locations and observation periods are relevant to the question?
Plan surveillanceWhich proceedings, records, or affiliations require research? What identifiers and jurisdictions are needed to distinguish the subject?
Define records researchWhat accessible material relates to the relevant period? Can account identity and the timing of a post or depicted activity be established?
Scope online researchOur approach draws on more than 30 years of investigative experience, including insurance investigations, workers’ compensation, fraud, surveillance, and field investigations.
Our available services are surveillance, background investigations, and social media research. We discuss which methods fit the questions in your file.
Observations and research are distinguished from inferences. A finding of fraud or a favorable case outcome is not promised.
Describe the question, Nevada location, and timing. Keep claimant details, medical information, and case documents out of the initial form; arrange case-material transfer after the first conversation.
The investigative scope is agreed before work begins. This offering is investigative support, not claims adjusting or an outsourced SIU compliance program.
The process page explains how scope is agreed. The fictional surveillance example illustrates one format, with visible observation limits.
Share the factual objective, relevant location, and timing so we can discuss scope and reporting.