Kelsay Investigations

Since our founding in 1980, Kelsay Investigations has consistently provided the highest quality of service for a variety of investigative and legal matters. Serving San Diego, Imperial, Riverside, and Orange counties, we are appropriately sized to professionally handle all types of cases while maintaining optimal communication with our clients.

Surveillance is a common investigative service that has proven to be beneficial for obtaining hard evidence that supports and strengthens a wide variety of cases. Insurance fraud, worker's compensation claim exaggeration, employee theft, infidelity, and child custody investigations are all common cases that can significantly benefit by appropriate use of surveillance.

The service of legal documents such as summonses, complaints, subpoenas, writs and other court documents are delivered to the individual to whom the legal document is directed. Service of Process must be executed by an individual who is not a party to the case. Process serving an individual who does not want to comply in receiving the documents can be frustrating and expensive.

The purpose of the AOE / COE Investigation is to establish whether the employee's alleged injury was actually work-related and occurred in the course and scope of their employment, or whether the injury was sustained as a result of a non-work related activity.

In the early phases of a Workers' Compensation claim, a thorough AOE/COE Investigation is crucial in order to determine, document and photograph injury-related accident facts before the evidence is moved, removed, lost or the witness's memories deteriorate.It is very important to document the claimant's alleged reported injury, along with statements by any witness prior to any possible coaching by third parties' workers' compensation attorneys.

Witnesses and principal parties to specific events under investigation can be elusive and uncooperative. Locating them is merely the first challenge; pinning them down to the facts is the next. Once located, witnesses may provide dissimilar accounts of the same event, depending upon many variables.