Computer forensics helps insure proper collection, handling and examination of your evidence to avoid spoliation so that it passes legal muster and can be used in court to help prove your case.

Computer Forensics Can Help You

Find the “Smoking Gun” in your case

Help you determine which devices need to be investigated

Determine if evidence has been modified or tampered with

Discover or prove if the opposition is “guilty” of wrongdoing

Offer strategies regarding the report findings

Provide facts that are backed up by the forensic community

Testify in Court as an expert witness

In almost every legal matter, critical and relevant evidence is electronically stored on business and corporate computer systems. Computer forensics helps insure proper collection, handling and examination of your evidence to avoid spoliation so that it passes legal muster and can be used in court to help prove your case.

Forensic Investigations Include:

Corporate E-mail

Intellectual Property Disputes

Wrongful Termination Disputes

Acts By Disgruntled Employee(s)

Employee Activity (Search for excessive personal browsing during work hours)

Divorce Cases

Insurance Fraud Cases

Stalking, Hacking, Illegal Activity

Employee Theft

Business Fraud

Computer forensic investigators uncover the depth of a security breach, recover data that has been corrupted or intentionally deleted, identify how a 'hacker' got past the security checks and if fortunate enough, identify the individual who caused the damages. The term 'hacker' can either be an individual on the Internet, an employee, or a spouse looking to steal or destroy data.

Our computer forensics experts have in-depth experience in most computer hardware, peripherals, operating systems and many applications to gather and analyze electronically stored evidence to help you prove your case.