Practical brief for attorneys, paralegals, and business teams.
Several days of observation can reveal a pattern that a single visit would miss, but additional time should serve a clear question. Repeating an unproductive schedule without review can waste resources.
A focused approach
Set an initial phase, then evaluate the information collected. Consider whether the relevant location, timing, or activity assumptions remain credible. Document why the plan changes.
Points to address
- Establish a budget and review point
- Record both relevant activity and observation limits
- Adjust based on evidence rather than expectation
What the findings mean
A phased plan gives the client a chance to decide whether additional work is worthwhile. More footage is not necessarily more useful evidence.
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