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Opposing counsel loves to dismiss hard-won surveillance footage as “just a good day” — or to attack an investigator’s lack of medical training. This session covers how to make your footage undeniable.
Investigators are among the best in the business at securing high-quality surveillance footage of claimants. However, opposing counsel frequently tries to dismiss this hard-won footage by claiming the plaintiff was “just having a good day,” or by aggressively questioning the investigator’s lack of medical training.
At TNAN Consulting, we partner with PIs to provide Clinical Surveillance Analysis — reviewing your members’ field footage and cross-referencing it directly against the claimant’s medical charts, stated physical limitations, and physician orders.
How to medically translate a subject’s observed movements — gait, range of motion, lifting mechanics — into clinical terms that directly contradict a doctor’s “total disability” rating.
How to read a medical chart before a stakeout to know exactly which physical movements the investigator needs to capture on camera to break the case.
How pairing a PI’s video log with an LNC’s clinical report creates an undeniable exhibit — helping PI agencies justify higher billing rates.
Our goal is strictly educational: to give your investigators a new tool for definitively proving symptom exaggeration through surveillance footage, making them indispensable to their clients.
Main lobby conference room
September 2, 2026
Board and General Meeting
Board Meeting 4:00 - 5:30 (voting members welcome)
Networking 5:30 - 6:00
General Meeting 6:00 - 7:00
Speaker: Jennifer Gersh
Testifying in Court
Guests welcome to attend two free meetings per year.
Meeting in-person and on Zoom.
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October 7, 2026
Speaker:
Speaker: Jeff Roberts
Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition
Executive Director Jeffrey A. Roberts worked in journalism and public policy before coming to the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition in July 2013.
He was at The Denver Post from 1984-2007 as a reporter, assistant city editor and data journalism specialist on The Post’s projects team and later spent four years at the University of Denver’s Center for Colorado’s Economic Future. Early in his career, Roberts was a reporter at the News-Press in Fort Myers, Fla. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Northwestern University.
Roberts is also board president of the National Freedom of Information Coalition.
CORA and CCJRA
Mr. Roberts will be continuing his incredibly popular workshop from last year on the Colorado Open Records Act and the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act.
If you missed it in 2025, be sure not to miss this presentation!
November 4, 2026
Speaker: TBD
December 2, 2026
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