Document facts relevant to a compensation claim
Global Intelligence Bureau assists insurers, administrators and defense counsel with field investigations related to workers’ compensation matters. Each assignment addresses a defined claim question and approved scope.
Assignment scope
- Surveillance and observable activity documentation
- Witness interviews and relevant field inquiries
- Background or open-source research when appropriate
Findings and practical limits
Reports record activity with times, context and supporting video when obtained. Investigators describe observed movement and conduct without diagnosing a condition or deciding whether benefits are payable. Negative results and observation gaps are included.
Use the claim question to guide fieldwork
Provide the subject identifiers, relevant locations, known schedules and the factual concern requiring review. Explain the period under consideration and any limitations described in available claim materials. Surveillance or other field inquiries should be planned to document relevant conduct rather than assume that activity outside the home establishes a false claim.
Describe conduct objectively
An investigator can document movement, activity and visible aids within the available view. Those observations are not a medical diagnosis or a determination of work capacity. Reports should include timing, context, interruptions and limitations, so the claims team and appropriate professionals can evaluate the findings alongside the other evidence.
Coverage and case review
Global Intelligence Bureau is licensed in New York, New Jersey and Florida. Our core areas include NYC, Northern New Jersey and Orlando. Assignment availability and resources are reviewed for the locations involved.
Provide the claim details, subject identifiers, relevant limitations or statements and investigative objective.
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