Investigative Support Built for Litigation
No learning curve. No hand-holding. Just results you can use.
We work with plaintiff attorneys, defense firms, and solo practitioners who need reliable field investigators that understand litigation timelines, documentation standards, and how evidence actually gets used in court.
How Stealthwatch works with a firm before scope is set on your matter.
Published starting rates, so you can budget the matter before you call.
Final pricing confirmed through a written Scope of Work.
Most matters combine two or three of these, run by one accountable case lead.
Locate witnesses, defendants, and parties to litigation. We verify current addresses and support process serving coordination.
Explore → SurveillanceMobile and stationary video surveillance in civil, personal injury, and liability cases. Time-stamped footage and written activity logs included.
Explore → Subject Intelligence ResearchSource-cited research on parties, witnesses, and potential experts — criminal and civil records, address history, and open-source intelligence.
Explore → Scene InvestigationOn-site scene documentation, neighborhood canvass, witness interviews, and photographic evidence collection with thorough field reports.
Explore → Recorded StatementsOn-record interviews of witnesses and parties of interest, with consent documented, an exhibit log, and an optional transcript.
Explore → Process ServingDocumented attempts, affidavits and returns, and difficult-service options when a party is actively evading.
Explore →Every Stealthwatch report is built for the file. Certification language is factual observations only — no conclusions of law, nothing for opposing counsel to attack. If it ends up as an exhibit, it was written to be one.
The finding first, so counsel knows in ten seconds whether the day produced anything usable.
Identification stated on the record, so the person in the footage is never in dispute.
A chronological account kept in the field, including the periods where nothing happened.
Every clip and still tied back to the report line it supports, ready to be marked as an exhibit.
View a full sample surveillance report →
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Investigative work done for litigation has to hold up — in the report, in deposition, and in front of a judge.
Georgia-licensed PI agency, $1M/$5M coverage, certificate available on request and verifiable through the State.
We work around your deadlines. Expedited assignments available. You’ll know status before you have to ask.
Firms with ongoing needs get priority scheduling, consolidated billing, and reduced per-assignment friction.
Matters handled with full discretion. Referrals accepted from case managers, paralegals, and firm staff.
Reports written to become exhibits.
We don’t cut corners and we don’t speculate in our reports. Observations are stated as observations, limitations are stated as limitations, and legal conclusions are left to counsel — which is exactly what keeps the work product from becoming a liability in deposition.
Verifiable through the State of Georgia.
Case details are anonymized to protect client and subject confidentiality. Every matter is different, and past results do not guarantee outcomes.
More than twenty defendants connected to a correctional facility and sheriff’s department required service. Strategic planning and workplace intelligence enabled successful service efforts.
A difficult-to-locate witness was successfully located through investigative research and field verification.
What counsel asks before sending the first assignment.
Can surveillance footage from a PI be used as evidence in court in Georgia?
Yes — when collected lawfully in public spaces, documented with a proper chain of custody, and handled correctly by counsel. Admissibility is ultimately determined by the court.
Can the work be structured to support work-product protection?
When retained at the direction of an attorney in anticipation of litigation, the engagement may qualify — that determination is counsel’s to make, and we structure documentation accordingly.
How quickly can you locate a witness for an active case?
Most locates with a workable data trail complete within 24–72 hours of intake approval; deliberately evasive subjects take longer — you get an honest read before we start.
How is the surveillance report formatted for litigation use?
Chronological activity log, time-stamped video references, investigator observations, and a written summary — built to support discovery, depositions, and trial.
Ready to Submit a Case?
Use our confidential intake form. We respond within one business day — often same day for urgent litigation assignments.
Our investigators understand litigation deadlines and documentation standards. Submit the form and we’ll take it from there.
Confidential from first contact · Certificate of insurance available on request