Do insurance companies really sneak around videotaping people who file claims?

In this video, viewers learn about the practice of insurance companies hiring private investigators to conduct surveillance on individuals involved in personal injury claims. While this may feel intrusive, it is a legal practice that has not been banned by the government. An experienced lawyer, like those at Preszler Injury Lawyers, can guide clients on how to navigate the potential challenges of surveillance. The key takeaway is that being truthful in your case can mitigate the impact of any surveillance conducted. For more information, contact Jeffrey Preszler at 1-800-JUSTICE.

While it feels like an invasion of privacy, insurers are allowed to hire private investigators and conduct surveillance on you. The government has taken no steps to ban this practice. However, an experienced lawyer knows how to handle surveillance and will make you aware of the potential pitfalls that can make surveillance more damaging. We tell all our clients at Preszler Injury Lawyers that surveillance will do very little harm in your case if you stick to the truth.