Yes. Most insurance companies will hire private investigators to follow you and take photographs and video footage. They may even interview your neighbours and former co-workers. However, they must not disobey the law with respect to trespass or privacy invasion. If you suspect that an investigator has broken the law, or if you fear for your safety because you are being followed, you should contact the police. You have nothing to fear from surveillance itself, as long as you are being truthful with respect to the information that you are providing to your insurance company regarding your disability and limitations. Call Santucci Personal Injury Law for a free consultation. (47)
Patricia Santucci is a personal injury lawyer born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario. She holds several degrees having attended King’s College at the University of Western Ontario, McMaster University, earned a Master of Arts degree at the University of Windsor and an Ontario Teaching Degree from Teacher’s College as well as her Ontario Teaching Certificate. After graduating from the University of Alberta law school she was called to the bar in 2000. You can find Patricia on Google+ and LinkedIn or directly through this website
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