Claims Investigations

It is integral in the risk management process in order to prevent an invalid claims or fraudulent payments.

At the International Investigative Group, we understand that you need help in order to make sure that you pay insurance claims that are valid. We exert our effort in gathering the necessary information, and pieces of evidence in order to help you come up with the best outcome for a claims investigation.

Our Areas of Expertise

International Investigative Group has years of experience in the following areas:

Fidelity Bond Claims
Property Damage Claims
Property Loss Claims
Casualty Claims
Product Liability Claims
Workers’ Compensation Claims
Professional Malpractice
Jewelers Block Claims
Furriers Block Claims
Fine Arts Claims
Banker’s Blanket Bond Claims
Surety Bond Claims
Armored Truck Losses / Cash In Transit
Cargo Losses
Arson and Explosion
Fire Cause and Origin
Kidnap and Ransom
Environmental and Toxic Torts
Business Interruption Claims

Why Claims Investigation Services?

A claims investigation service involves the reconstruction of loss, which allows an insurance company to protect its business from those who simply want to get money from it. Our services, along this line, including conducting an incident review and claimant interview to support its claims. Through the investigation, documentary and physical evidence are gathered to support the case. The services also help in gathering statements from witnesses, all of which are crucial in making sure that the case will be resolved later.

What We Can Do for Claims Investigations

When you hire International Investigative Group’s claims investigation team, our private investigators will go through information such as:

Compile a short summary of the event with claimant data, date, location, time, and a brief description of the claim

Get the claimant’s statement through an interview or any method deemed feasible to be able to investigate the case

Gather documentary (inventory records, invoices, police report, receipts, etc.) and physical evidence (fingerprints, DNA, damaged property, computer hard drives, etc.)

Visit witnesses and get statements regarding the incident

Surveillance

Computer and Smart Phone Forensics

On-Site Investigations

Background Investigations