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Most "interesting" surveillance video

rud33r0cks

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I was just reviewing some discovery and it got me thinking about all the wild surveillance videos clients submit. You see everything from the mundane to the downright bizarre. I remembered this client who was claiming a slip-and-fall injury. He was caught on video power-washing his two-story house and even getting on the roof to clean the gutters, all while saying he is "incapacitated." Needless to say, the other party had their field day! What's the most "interesting" surveillance video your client submitted?
 
One of the most memorable was a claimant with a back injury caught dancing his bum off at a block party. It defo torpedoed their case. These clips can make or break a claim quick
 
hahaha surveillance videos never fail to surprise, people do the wildest stuff when they think no one's watching and I for one would really like catching people at their mistruths
 
I was just reviewing some discovery and it got me thinking about all the wild surveillance videos clients submit. You see everything from the mundane to the downright bizarre. I remembered this client who was claiming a slip-and-fall injury. He was caught on video power-washing his two-story house and even getting on the roof to clean the gutters, all while saying he is "incapacitated." Needless to say, the other party had their field day! What's the most "interesting" surveillance video your client submitted?
That's wild! definitely not the kind of incapacitated most people picture! Curious though, do you usually get footage from third parties or rely on your own investigators to track it down?
 
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