Workers' Compensation

Workers' compensation investigations

Comp files turn on the gap between reported restrictions and actual capability. We document that gap — or confirm there isn't one — with surveillance, employment verification, and canvassing.

What comp surveillance documents

  • Lifting, bending, reaching, climbing, and sustained physical activity
  • Driving and range-of-motion observations
  • Unreported employment or side work
  • Recreational and athletic activity inconsistent with restrictions
  • Attendance at treatment, therapy, and IME appointments

Timing around treatment and hearings

The most productive comp coverage is scheduled around a known event: an IME, a functional capacity evaluation, a deposition, or a mediation. Coverage on the day of an appointment shows how the claimant moves before and after the evaluation, which is frequently the most probative footage in the file.

Working with employers and TPAs

Self-insured employers and third-party administrators often need the same field work at volume, with consistent reporting and predictable cost. Our flat statewide rates and ongoing program pricing are built for that, and we can report to the employer, the TPA, and defense counsel simultaneously.

Frequently asked questions

Can you verify whether a claimant is working elsewhere?
We can document observable activity — a claimant arriving at a job site, performing work, operating equipment, or being present at a business during working hours. We do not access employment records that are not public.
How do you handle a claimant who rarely leaves the residence?
Covert static camera coverage is usually the answer. It documents the full day at a lower cost than manned coverage and identifies the windows where manned surveillance will actually be productive.
Do you handle claims for self-insured employers directly?
Yes. Assignments come from carriers, TPAs, employers, and defense counsel, and reporting distribution is set at assignment.

Ready to assign this case?

Send the subject details, claim number, and objective. We confirm the assignment in writing.