Forensic Imaging
Defensible acquisition of computers, external drives, removable media, and other storage devices with documented chain of custody.
Digital Forensics
Digital evidence preservation and analysis for complex legal matters.
We help legal teams, insurers, organizations, and investigators recover, preserve, authenticate, and interpret digital evidence across devices, storage media, accounts, cloud systems, and enterprise platforms.
Evidence Scope
Devices
Computers, phones, storage media
Records
Files, metadata, logs, messages
Output
Court-ready forensic reporting
Overview
Forensic work built for legal scrutiny.
Digital evidence is fragile. Metadata changes, files disappear, accounts sync, logs rotate, and informal collection can create admissibility problems. Our forensic process is designed to preserve evidence integrity while giving counsel practical answers.
We help clients understand what happened, when it happened, who was involved, what data changed, and whether the available digital record supports the theory of the matter.
Capabilities
Full-scope support from preservation through expert reporting.
Mobile Device Review
Analysis of available messages, call logs, photos, app activity, location artifacts, and device usage records.
Deleted File Recovery
Recovery and interpretation of deleted files, file system artifacts, recycle bin activity, application traces, and user activity evidence.
Metadata Analysis
Review of timestamps, authorship indicators, document properties, version history, embedded data, and authenticity concerns.
Timeline Reconstruction
Chronological reconstruction of file access, downloads, transfers, logins, edits, deletions, and relevant user behavior.
Expert Reporting
Clear forensic findings, declarations, affidavits, demonstratives, and testimony support for contested digital evidence.
Common Engagements
Built for disputes, investigations, claims, and internal reviews.
Trade secret and IP misappropriation
Employee misconduct and data theft
Spoliation and deletion claims
Document authenticity disputes
Insurance and fraud investigations
Civil litigation involving electronic records
Business divorce and shareholder disputes
Internal corporate investigations
Process
A controlled workflow from intake to findings.
Evidence Scoping
We identify relevant devices, custodians, accounts, systems, dates, and preservation priorities before collection begins.
Preservation
Digital evidence is preserved using defensible forensic methods and chain-of-custody documentation.
Forensic Analysis
Examiners review artifacts, metadata, activity timelines, deleted content, and system records relevant to the matter.
Findings & Reporting
Results are delivered in clear language for counsel, claims teams, investigators, executives, or court use.
Deliverables & Standards
Clear outputs and defensible handling.
The goal is not just to collect data. The goal is to preserve, analyze, explain, and support the technical record in a way that legal and business decision makers can use.
Forensic collection plan
Chain-of-custody documentation
Device imaging summary
Activity timeline
Metadata analysis report
Deleted artifact findings
Expert declaration or report
Deposition and testimony support
Forensically sound acquisition
Repeatable methodology
Evidence integrity protection
Clear custody documentation
Scope control and privilege awareness
Court-ready reporting
FAQ
Common questions about digital forensics.
Can you preserve evidence before a lawsuit is filed?
Yes. Early preservation is often the best way to prevent loss, alteration, or later disputes over authenticity. We can help identify what should be preserved and how to preserve it defensibly.
Do you analyze phones and computers?
Yes. We support computers, mobile devices, storage media, cloud accounts, and available platform records. The scope depends on access, device type, encryption, legal authority, and technical limitations.
Can your findings be used in court?
Our workflow is designed for legal defensibility, including documented methodology, chain of custody, repeatable analysis, and clear reporting.
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