Jacksonville Private Investigator Conducts Worker’s Compensation Fraud Investigations
February 2nd, 2008
Employers, claims adjusters, third party administrators, and self-insurers use the private investigation company Workers’ Compensation fraud investigation services to assist in identifying and proving fraudulent claims. In fact, the investigation detailed reports are easy to read, and accurately reflect the professional effort and surveillance results. The Jacksonville private investigators are highly skilled and able to conduct subrosa, activity checks, and other types of investigation to successfully conclude these matters.
The private investigation company investigators can legally conduct covert physical surveillance nationwide, any time, in virtually any type of environment. Using cutting-edge technology such as night-vision generation 3 lenses, GPS, wireless video-recording systems and other electronics. Also, the Jacksonville private investigator can often overcome the most challenging conditions and capture video or still photography essential to proving criminal Workers’ Compensation fraud.
Your assigned investigator will video-record suspected Workers’ Compensation fraud activity as it happens, in a non-intrusive manner that protects even the suspects’ legal rights to privacy. The private investigation company gather necessary evidence to offer remedies that may include both criminal and civil action, and present it to you, your insurer and your legal counsel in a most usable, accurate and succinct format.
When conducting covert surveillance investigation, Jacksonville private investigators pay special attention to all state and federal statutory restrictions, carefully avoiding invasion of privacy issues, while protecting you from claims of private sector liability for unlawful surveillance (civil & criminal liability). Also, strictly legal methods have allowed many clients to obtain restitution for their losses, which, in a growing number of cases, has even included full reimbursement of the cost of investigation.
Oftentimes, retaining an outside third party investigative firm to obtain witness and suspect statements makes good sense economically, leads to successful defense of claims, and greatly enhances your chances of successful prosecution of malingerers.
Putting offenders in jail has a very strong deterrent effect with other workers who might otherwise have contemplated making fake claims of work-related injury.
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