PI following me - legality of this?

superfreaks

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mikemac

Are you suspected of insurance fraud?

meathstevie

Unfortunatly for you there's a difference between knowing that you're being followed and providing evidence that you're being followed. Keep in mind that a PI can also be following you for legitimate reasons.

PCPhoto

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First of all I think you need to tell us the WHOLE story .... you think you know why a PI is following you ?
who are the complaints against ? (which guy the PI ? or someone behind him?) ..... why not approach the PI and ask him what he's doing - if he knows his cover is blown he could then face harassment charges.

why not bring a camera and take pics of him - to support any harrassment claim

nuac

Insurance companies often have private investigators check on those claiming e.g. personal injury claims.

If you have such a claim talr to your solicitor about this.

JD24

If you do have a pesronal injury claim and an insurance company have arranged the PI, they are legally entited to do so. I couldn't see you winning a harassment claim when the PI is simlpy doing his job

Our man in Havana

If you told the PI to feck off and leave you alone and he didn't you would have a case.
Also a PI is not entitled to break the law in his activities. They have no more powers than a private citizen.

I agree with other posters, confront him, take pictures of him and his vehicle, see how he likes it.

McCrack

I have to make the observation here that if he is a PI and you know this he's not doing his job properly. PI's in fraud cases work covertly and they do it well.