If you’ve filed an injury claim, there’s a chance the insurance company is watching you. They often hire private investigators to conduct surveillance on claimants, hoping to find anything that could discredit your case. In this video, Andrew Iacobelli of Iacobelli Law Firm explains these surveillance tactics and why working with a personal injury lawyer is essential to safeguarding your rights.

Many people don’t realize that insurers will track their movements, take photos and videos, and monitor their social media accounts to look for inconsistencies. Even normal daily activities—like carrying groceries or walking your dog—can be twisted to suggest you’re not as injured as you claim.

These companies have entire teams working to reduce or deny payouts, using surveillance as a tool against you. That’s why you need an experienced personal injury lawyer who understands these tactics and knows how to fight back, ensuring you receive the compensation you rightfully deserve.

Watch the video on YouTube:

How Insurance Companies Use Surveillance Against You

00:09 Private Investigators: How They Operate

00:42 Surveillance Tactics and Examples

01:01 Staying Cautious: Tips and Advice

02:05 The Role of Social Media in Surveillance

03:58 Consistency is Key: Communicating with Your Doctor

04:54 The Extent of Surveillance: What to Expect

05:45 Legal Aspects of Surveillance

06:08 Surveillance Deception: How Insurers Twist the Truth

06:45 Protecting Yourself: Best Practices

07:32 Have Questions? Contact Us Today!

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