Insurance & Personal Injury Verification

Claims checked. Facts confirmed

  • A doctor wearing a white coat and stethoscope writing on a document at a table. Patient's hands are visible.

    Because “I’m injured” should come with evidence, not assumptions.

    Every file starts with a structured intake where we review the insurance claim, reported injuries, and the policyholder’s statements. We gather background information — incident reports, timelines, and surveillance restrictions — to identify inconsistencies early. From there, we design a plan that balances legal compliance under Alberta’s PIPA with investigative efficiency. The goal: clarity before claims spiral into cost.

  • A person wearing Nike sneakers ascending outdoor concrete stairs, with focus on their lower legs and feet, black and white photo.

    We watch quietly, so the truth speaks loudly.

    Our licensed investigators discreetly document the claimant’s day-to-day activity using time-stamped video and photo evidence from lawful public vantage points. Whether it’s mobility beyond medical restrictions or undisclosed employment, we focus on objective observation — no intrusion, no exaggeration. Field notes and footage are logged in real time, building a verifiable sequence of events ready for legal review.

  • Black and white photo of a person's hand holding a smartphone with a folder named 'Social Media' open on the screen. The folder contains icons for Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and X.

    What’s online doesn’t stay online — it stays in your report.

    We complement fieldwork with digital intelligence: employment checks, social media activity, and database research that identify discrepancies between claimed limitations and actual lifestyles. Each finding is verified through open-source methods permitted under Alberta law, ensuring admissible, traceable documentation. This cross-checks stories with evidence and saves insurers costly guesswork.