Surveillance Objectives for Business Litigation

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Practical brief for attorneys, paralegals, and business teams.

Surveillance is most useful when observable activity can answer a defined question. It cannot explain every motive, private conversation, or business relationship.

A focused approach

An assignment might seek to document activity at a location, a pattern of visits, or public-facing business operations. Define relevant dates and locations, then agree on how unexpected developments will be handled.

Points to address

  • Specify the activity that matters
  • Provide current identification and location information
  • Set reporting and budget checkpoints

What the findings mean

No relevant activity during an observation period is a limited finding. It should not be represented as proof that the activity never occurs.

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