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Surveillance is an investigative technique that involves covert observations, in order to document the activities of an individual's lifestyle. Surveillance is usually requested by a client based on something specific such as a physicians report, red flags, or an anonymous tip. Surveillance is also conducted in conjunction with insurance claims in order to determine whether an individual is truly injured, or is in fact falsifying his claim. Sometimes in negotiations, in an attempt to settle an insurance claim, the demand is excessive or unrealistic. Surveillance can be conducted to obtain video-taped results of claimants engaging in recreational activities inconsistent with their claimed injury. We may find the individual working "under the table" to circumvent the purported injury. This can greatly reduce the demand and help speed up the settlement process. Our surveillance teams are equipped with state of the art, high-resolution video camcorders, low light camcorders, and hidden cameras. We utilize hidden cameras in place of a regular camcorder to obtain video photography in places such as bars, restaurants, bowling alleys, grocery stores, health clubs, and office buildings. Video photography obtained during surveillance is always focused on the subject. The subject is identifiable and the shot is always clear and steady. No matter the locale, we have the experience and equipment required to obtain video and photographic evidence. We also have the latest in hi-tech equipment which allows a color video print to be made from our surveillance video. This color video print will provide the client with a clear, identifiable, current picture of the subject, and will be included with our detailed report. Typical Surveillance Uses:
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