Preserve
Lock the record before anyone argues about what it means. Imaging, custody, and a clean starting state.
01 / Digital Forensics
The Record, Not the Rumor.
High-complexity digital forensics only. Devices, networks, timestamps, and file origination — gathered, preserved, and explained so a court can use it.
What we take
Selective by Design.
This is not a volume shop and not a walk-in lab. Matters are accepted when the work is genuinely hard, the question is well-formed, and the result needs to stand. Remote collection is used when the case allows. Work is taken from every U.S. state and abroad — locations.
- Acquisition and Preservation Computers, phones, tablets, servers, and related media — handled so the chain of custody survives.
- Analysis that Can be Defended File origination and authorship. Timestamp and email authentication. Device-connection and network forensics.
- Rule 26 Expert Reports Every engagement includes a complete expert report prepared for Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26 disclosure — method, chain of custody, forensic imaging and hash verification of the working copy, findings, and opinions. Written so counsel can produce it. The goal is a record the court can use without calling the examiner.
- Counsel on Active Matters Assist and consult with attorneys on their cases — strategy, collection questions, and how the evidence will actually read in court.
- Independent Review and Verification Verify forensic reports not completed by this practice. A second look at method, scope, and conclusions when another examiner’s report needs to be tested.
Method
Methodology.
Examine
Follow the structure of the data, not a preferred story. Artifacts, timelines, and the gaps between them.
Report
Write what the evidence supports. Then, if needed, say it in court without theater.
Reports are built for disclosure. Scope, method, forensic imaging, hash verification of the working copy, and opinions are set out so another qualified examiner can follow the work. Testimony, when required, is offered under the FRE 702 standard — method that can be examined, not narrative. Most matters are designed so the report is enough.
Attorneys are welcome to retain this practice to consult on a case or to review a forensic report prepared by someone else. Not every inquiry is accepted. If the matter is a fit, you will hear so plainly.
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