Evidence gathering — the foundation of your litigation strategy
A strong case starts with strong evidence. We gather facts and evidence that are legally admissible — tailored to your litigation strategy and the area of law in which you operate.
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Evidence Gathering
Lawyers know: a case stands or falls with evidence. But gathering evidence requires time, resources, and expertise that are not always available within the firm. We act as your extension — with the knowledge and instruments to gather evidence that meets judicial standards. Whether it concerns witness statements, surveillance, digital evidence, or background investigation: we deliver the material, you build the case.
What we investigate
What forms of evidence gathering do we offer?
Observation and surveillance: physical observation and documentation of behaviour, locations, and contacts. Digital evidence: analysis of public digital sources, social media, websites, and online registrations. Witness verification: tracing and interviewing witnesses to confirm or refute statements. Document research: analysis of administrative and financial documents for inconsistencies. OSINT investigation: Open Source Intelligence — systematic analysis of publicly available information.
By area of law
Employment law: sick leave, non-compete clauses, underperformance. Family law: alimony, cohabitation, custody arrangements. Criminal law: counter-expertise, witness verification, alibi investigation. Civil law: breach of contract, damages, liability. Corporate law: fraud, embezzlement, director liability.
Our approach
1. Intake meeting with the lawyer: we discuss the case, the evidence requirements, and the legal frameworks. 2. Investigation plan: tailored — which methods, which scope, which timeframe? 3. Execution: professional, discreet, and GDPR-compliant. 4. Reporting: a report that aligns with your litigation strategy — including source references and evidence.
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⚖️ Legal framework
SAJ Recherche operates in compliance with the Dutch Private Security and Investigation Agencies Act (Wpbr) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR/AVG). All investigations are conducted under POB licence 8779, issued by the Ministry of Justice and Security.
Why clients choose us
Frequently asked questions
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