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Discreet surveillance and evidence gathering

Surveillance is only used where it is suitable for clarifying a matter and can be carried out within lawful and agreed limits. Before we begin, we agree on purpose, scope and boundaries.

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Typical questions

  • Can a described sequence of events be confirmed through direct observation?
  • Can times, patterns and movements be documented factually?
  • Which findings can realistically be used in a later professional assessment?

Possible elements of the engagement

  1. 01Initial conversation, definition of purpose and review of the framework
  2. 02Planning of time windows, effort and resources
  3. 03Carrying out the agreed observation
  4. 04Written documentation of the findings in a form others can follow

Whether and to what extent the elements described are possible in a specific matter depends on the factual circumstances and the applicable legal framework. We clarify this individually before any work begins.