What Surveillance Footage Can and Can't Be Used Against You
King Law Firm
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If an insurance company has surveillance footage of you during your North Carolina workers' comp claim, it does not automatically end your case. Workers' compensation attorney Ken King explains the real legal line between what surveillance can and cannot be used for, why footage taken out of context is the insurance company's biggest weapon, and the one discovery move that keeps it from ambushing you at your hearing.
(910) 981-2065
https://kinglawfirm.com
Serving injured workers across North Carolina
Schedule a free consultation at https://kinglawfirm.com
In this video Ken covers:
• Why surveillance footage is evidence, not an automatic verdict
• What footage investigators can lawfully use, including public-vantage video and public social media posts
• What investigators cannot legally do, including trespassing onto your property or intercepting private phone calls
• How North Carolina's one-party consent law and medical record limits protect you
• Why footage taken out of context is the insurance company's single biggest weapon
• How a hired doctor's report gets paired with surveillance to drop your settlement offer
• The discovery move that stops surveillance footage from ambushing you at a hearing
Ken King is a Board Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist with the North Carolina State Bar and the founding attorney of King Law Firm in Jacksonville, NC. With over 40 years of experience representing injured workers, Ken has recovered more than $50 million for clients across North Carolina.
This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different. Consult with a qualified attorney about your specific situation.
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0:00 Introduction, The Wilmington Surveillance Story
0:42 Surveillance Is Evidence, Not a Verdict
2:18 What Footage Can Legally Be Used
3:15 What Surveillance Cannot Legally Do
4:24 Footage Taken Out of Context
5:28 What to Do If You're Being Watched
6:19 The Discovery Move That Stops the Ambush
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What Surveillance Footage Can and Can't Be Used Against You
King Law Firm
4,636 views
If an insurance company has surveillance footage of you during your North Carolina workers' comp claim, it does not automatically end your case. Workers' compensation attorney Ken King explains the real legal line between what surveillance can and cannot be used for, why footage taken out of context is the insurance company's biggest weapon, and the one discovery move that keeps it from ambushing you at your hearing.
(910) 981-2065
https://kinglawfirm.com
Serving injured workers across North Carolina
Schedule a free consultation at https://kinglawfirm.com
In this video Ken covers:
• Why surveillance footage is evidence, not an automatic verdict
• What footage investigators can lawfully use, including public-vantage video and public social media posts
• What investigators cannot legally do, including trespassing onto your property or intercepting private phone calls
• How North Carolina's one-party consent law and medical record limits protect you
• Why footage taken out of context is the insurance company's single biggest weapon
• How a hired doctor's report gets paired with surveillance to drop your settlement offer
• The discovery move that stops surveillance footage from ambushing you at a hearing
Ken King is a Board Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist with the North Carolina State Bar and the founding attorney of King Law Firm in Jacksonville, NC. With over 40 years of experience representing injured workers, Ken has recovered more than $50 million for clients across North Carolina.
This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different. Consult with a qualified attorney about your specific situation.
WATCH NEXT:
How Your Boss Spying On You Will RUIN Your Workers' Comp Claim → How Your Boss Spying On You Will RUIN Your...
Workers Comp Investigator Tactics - How Insurance Companies Watch You → Workers Comp Investigator Tactics - How In...
0:00 Introduction, The Wilmington Surveillance Story
0:42 Surveillance Is Evidence, Not a Verdict
2:18 What Footage Can Legally Be Used
3:15 What Surveillance Cannot Legally Do
4:24 Footage Taken Out of Context
5:28 What to Do If You're Being Watched
6:19 The Discovery Move That Stops the Ambush
#WorkersComp #NorthCarolina #WorkersCompNC #NCWorkersComp #KenKing #KingLawFirm #WorkersCompAttorney #WorkersCompSurveillance #NCIndustrialCommission #WorkersCompClaim #InjuredWorker #WorkersCompLawyer #NCLaborLaw #WorkersCompDenied #PersonalInjuryLawyer #KnowYourRights #NCWorkersCompAttorney #SurveillanceFootage #WorkersCompInvestigator #NCWorkersCompLawyer
One thing most injured workers don't realize: surveillance footage is only one piece of the evidence in your case. Fourteen seconds of video taken out of context does not override your medical records, your doctor's restrictions, or your own testimony.