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This article seeks to explore the use of surveillance in personal litigation.

The paper involves a discussion drawing upon case material in relation to acquired brain injury.

Surveillance can have a detrimental effect upon the person with traumatic brain injury's emotional state and psychological wellbeing, adversely effecting rehabilitation and potentially producing misleading information.

This paper raises awareness of the possible ramifications of surveillance and the need for vigilance by families and social care staff.

The paper highlights the ethical implications and potential adverse effects of surveillance.