Surveillance Investigator for Attorneys & Insurance Claims
Lawful, documented surveillance for law firms, adjusters, and employers, planned around the question your case actually needs answered.
What surveillance can answer for a case
Attorneys and claims professionals call us when a file turns on what someone does on an ordinary day. Is the claimant who reports a lifting restriction loading a truck on Saturday? Does the party who says they live alone share the house? Is a witness really working where they say they work? A surveillance investigator for attorneys and insurance claims documents those facts from lawful vantage points and writes down exactly what was, and was not, seen.
Cheshire Investigation Agency is an Indiana-licensed firm (license PI22500020) based in Greenville, Indiana (Floyd County). Our surveillance runs in Southern Indiana and across the state. Before any assignment we confirm that the subject, the addresses, and the fieldwork are in Indiana, where our license applies.
How an assignment is planned
Good surveillance starts before anyone parks a car. We ask for the claim or case number, the restrictions or allegations at issue, known addresses and vehicles, and any schedule details you already have, such as medical appointments, work shifts, or hearing dates. From that we recommend a window: specific days and hours when relevant activity is most likely, rather than open-ended time.
Investigators work from public places and follow Indiana law. We do not trespass, record private conversations, place trackers on vehicles the client has no right to monitor, or use pretexts with medical providers. If the facts call for a different first step, such as a records check or locate before field time, we will tell you.
What you receive
Each day of surveillance produces a chronological written report with times, locations, and plain descriptions of activity, along with the original timestamped video and photographs. Reports keep observation separate from opinion. When nothing relevant happens, the report says that too, because a quiet day is also information for your file.
Our investigators can explain their notes and testify about what they observed if subpoenaed. Whether an exhibit is admitted is a decision for the court, so we focus on what we control: lawful methods, careful documentation, and a clear record of how the footage was handled.
For Attorneys
Personal injury, family law, custody, and civil litigation matters where daily activity, residence, or credibility is disputed. We take direction from counsel on scope.
For Insurance Claims
Activity checks on workers' compensation, liability, and disability claims for adjusters, TPAs, and self-insured employers, written for the claim file.
Documented Evidence
Timestamped video and photos, a chronological report, and the original files, so your team can review everything that was captured.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is surveillance legal in Indiana?
Yes, when it is done from public places or places the investigator is lawfully allowed to be. Licensed investigators cannot trespass, wiretap, or record private conversations, and we plan every assignment inside those limits.
How many days of surveillance does a claim need?
It depends on the question. Some files need one well-timed day around a known appointment; others need several days to show a pattern. We recommend a window during the free consultation and adjust after the first day.
Do you handle surveillance outside Indiana?
Our private investigator license is Indiana license PI22500020, and our surveillance fieldwork happens in Indiana. If a subject lives or works in another state, we tell you up front so that part can go to an investigator licensed there.
Partner With Our Agency
Tell us the claim or case, the addresses, and the dates that matter. Start with a free consultation. We'll give you a quote on that call once we understand what you need.
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Greenville, Indiana (Floyd County) · Indiana license PI22500020