Litigation Support
Litigation support investigations
Field investigation timed to the case calendar: pre-deposition surveillance, witness work, scene documentation, and reporting written to be produced.
Work sequenced to the case
- Pre-deposition surveillance and activity documentation
- Witness location, interviews, and recorded statements
- Scene documentation and third-party video preservation
- Public-record and open-source background research
- Pre-mediation updates on claimant activity
Reporting that can be produced
Every report is written on the assumption it may be disclosed. Facts are separated from context, sources are identified, and nothing is characterized in a way counsel would need to walk back. Unedited video masters and field notes are retained and available.
Working with the firm
Assignments come directly from the firm or from the carrier with copy to counsel. We take direction on scope, budget, and timing, and flag material findings as they occur rather than holding them for a final report. Investigators are available for deposition and trial testimony regarding their own observations.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you work under counsel's direction as work product?
- Yes. Assignments taken directly from counsel are handled and reported to the firm; how the work product is characterized and produced is counsel's determination.
- How much notice do you need before a deposition?
- For pre-deposition surveillance, a week or more gives room to build a productive coverage block. Shorter timelines are frequently workable — flag the deadline in the submission.
- Do you provide trial exhibits?
- We provide the source material — video, photographs, timelines, and statements — organized for use. Exhibit preparation itself stays with the firm.
Ready to assign this case?
Send the subject details, claim number, and objective. We confirm the assignment in writing.
