Insurance Fraud Private Investigator

Workmans Comp Investigation is conducted into the activities and physical capabilities of a claimant to document all facts surrounding alleged personal injury. Services include a background investigation of the claimant, to assist in determining the claimant's prior activities and credibility and surveillance of the claimant, to identify the true extent of a claimed injury and reveal possible employment. Other services are available, as needed.

Our experienced, professional investigators are ready to work for you day and night. We will get the video evidence needed to save your company thousand's of dollars.

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The following are some (but not all) "Red Flags" that you may want to be aware of:

•  The injured worker is a new hire or working at a family owned business.

•  The Claimant took unexplained or excessive time off prior to claimants injury.

•  The alleged injury occurs prior to or just after a strike, layoff, plant closure, job termination, completion of temporary work, or notice of employer relocation.

•  The Claimant reports an alleged injury immediately following disciplinary action, notice of probation, demotion, or being passed over for a promotion.

•  The Claimant has a history of personal injury, workers' compensation claims and/or of reporting "subjective" injuries.

•  The Claimants job history shows many jobs held for fairly short periods of time.

•  The Claimant uses addresses of friends, family, or PO Boxes, has no known permanent address or moves frequently.

•  Claimant's family members know nothing about the claim or alleged injury.

•  Claimant was experiencing financial difficulties and/or domestic problems prior to submission of claim.

•  Claimant has a high-risk activity, such as skydiving, skiing or mountain climbing.

•  Lawyer's letter of representation or letter from medical clinic is the first notice of claim.

•  The lawyer's letter is dated the same day as the reported incident or shortly thereafter.

•  There is a repeated pattern of doctor/attorney referrals; the same doctor and attorney work together on a large volume of claims.

•  Accident or type of injury is unusual for the Claimant's line of work.

•  The Claimant's version of the accident has inconsistencies.