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10 Red Flags That Trigger Workers’ Compensation Surveillance Investigations

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Workers’ compensation surveillance is triggered by specific red flags in a claim. These include injuries reported on Monday mornings, inconsistent stories, no witnesses, and delayed reporting. A history of claims, difficulty contacting the claimant, or refusal of medical treatment also raise suspicion. Investigators look for these signs to combat fraud, which costs businesses billions. Understanding these triggers helps employers and insurers identify potentially fraudulent claims and initiate professional, legal surveillance to verify their legitimacy.

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How Insurance Adjusters Can Spot Workers’ Comp Fraud on Social Media: 10 Red Flags You’re Missing

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Insurance adjusters can detect workers’ compensation fraud by monitoring claimants’ social media for red flags. Key indicators include posts showing physical activity inconsistent with claimed injuries, evidence of working a second job, or travel. Analyzing public profiles for these signs helps build a case against fraudulent claims, saving insurers billions annually. Professional investigators can ensure evidence is collected legally and ethically.

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Unraveling Deceit: How a Private Investigator Exposed Workers’ Compensation Fraud and Infidelity

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How to Investigate Like Jim Rockford [VIDEO]

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The Rockford Files may have been a fictional TV series set in the 70s about the private eye, Jim Rockford, but it was dang good. One of the most popular shows of that era.

And, even though it aired before my time (I’m an 80s kid), there are some truth bombs about the P.I. industry that still hold water today.

Watch the video below to get my take on this 70s modern detective.

And, if you enjoyed that video, check out the last video in the “How to Investigate Like” series with COLUMBO (click here)

By the way, I love this show. I actually did not grow up on this show. For me, I loved the show the moment I heard the theme song. It’s awesome. In the handful of episodes I’ve watched, this show is a great time capsule.

Back in a time was when computers and social media weren’t a thing, you had to look “private detective” up in the Yellow Pages and make a phone call to him or visit him in person.

As soon as you start watching the show, you immediately fall into a time warp back to the 70s.

How To Investigate Like Columbo [VIDEO]

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