Typically, the best source of email evidence is the email server. While emails may be found in multiple locations such as on a phone, tablet, or computer, those locations tend to hold fewer emails than the server. For example, many phone users have their emails synced for only 30 days, and maybe only six months on their computer. Whereas the email server may have three years or more worth of email. Therefore, frequently the email server is the preferred source of evidence.
No. We are lawyers with deep technological backgrounds whose main goal is to help clients with E-discovery. However, if you need a forensic accountant or a certified public accountant to review financial data, we can recommend them to you.
We have sophisticated software and technological devices that allow us to transfer information from cell phones to computers. We then search through the data for the specific information required for your case, and present it in a manner that is easy to review and analyze.
Preserving relevant data or evidence is crucial when you prepare for a trial. This is done through forensic imaging, where we create an identical copy (forensic image) of the original hard drive. We always make two forensic copies: one copy is safely stored for evidence and the other copy is used for review purposes. The pristine copy will not be subject to any changes, but the review copy will be constantly updated and examined.
No, we work for law firms as expert witnesses.
