We do not begin with deployment.
Every instruction starts with a structured assessment to establish whether our involvement is appropriate and what level of support is required.
Clear understanding of exposure
Proportionate response planning
Defensible decision-making
We are typically engaged by individuals requiring discretion, organisations managing risk, and legal or regulatory professionals.
Reactive deployment without clarity
Escalation driven by assumptions
Generic or off-the-shelf responses
Access ongoing matters, administrative services, and secure communications related to current engagements.
An insurance fraud investigation in Glasgow is used where the accuracy, legitimacy, or surrounding circumstances of a claim require independent verification. These investigations support informed, defensible decision-making before financial, legal, or organisational action is taken, particularly where unresolved uncertainty may create exposure.
At Dion International, investigative activity is applied selectively and proportionately. The objective is not escalation, but clarity — establishing facts that allow insurers, employers, and legal teams to act with confidence based on evidence rather than assumption.
Glasgow’s dense urban environment and diverse commercial landscape generate a wide range of insurance and personal injury claims. These include workplace incidents across manufacturing, construction, logistics, retail, healthcare, and public-sector environments, as well as claims linked to road traffic collisions, public liability incidents, and commercial premises.
The scale and complexity of the city can introduce challenges when assessing claims. Conflicting accounts, inconsistent timelines, or discrepancies between reported limitations and observed behaviour may arise. In some cases, claims are genuine but poorly evidenced; in others, exaggeration or misrepresentation may be suspected, creating uncertainty for decision-makers.
Where uncertainty exists, investigative support is available from our professional team of surveillance operatives in Glasgow to establish objective facts through intelligence gathering, discreet observation, and behavioural assessment. This allows claims to be evaluated accurately and proportionate outcomes to be applied based on verifiable evidence.
Each instruction is assessed individually to determine whether investigative activity is appropriate and likely to provide meaningful clarity. Investigations are designed to focus on the specific issues in question, avoiding unnecessary scope or intrusion.
Evidence is gathered methodically, reviewed objectively, and presented in a clear, structured format suitable for insurance, legal, or internal decision-making. Throughout the process, emphasis remains on relevance, proportionality, and usefulness — ensuring that findings directly support the decision being made.