Investigative services for individuals, legal, and insurance professionals
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Discreet surveillance for workers’ compensation, liability, insurance, family-law, and other lawful matters. Assignments are documented through investigator notes and a written report; available media is provided when obtained.
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Field investigation and surveillance support for insurers, TPAs, employers, and counsel evaluating workers’ compensation or liability claims. Scope and reporting are tailored to the assignment objectives and applicable legal requirements.
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Claims-related fact development through lawful surveillance, interviews, field inquiries, and public-records research. Findings are organized in a clear written report for the requesting professional.
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Lawful fact-gathering for suspected misrepresentation or disputed activity. The investigative plan is based on the known facts, available records, and the client’s authorized objectives.
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Objective observation and documentation for lawful family-law and parenting matters. Work is planned around the relevant conduct, locations, schedules, and reporting needs identified by the client or counsel.
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Discreet surveillance and fact-gathering for lawful personal matters. The scope, communication plan, and documentation are discussed before an assignment begins.
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Public-records and due-diligence research for lawful personal, legal, insurance, or business purposes. The search scope depends on the subject, available identifiers, authorizations, and intended use.
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Locate research using lawful databases, public records, and available leads. Results depend on the information provided and the records available; a location or contact is not guaranteed.
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Lawful locate research and field follow-up for missing-person matters. Each inquiry is assessed individually, and no particular location or outcome can be guaranteed.