Law & Forensic experts serve as neutral technologists conducting on-site inspections of systems, review data collections for relevance and privilege, and other electronic discovery related topics.
Our world class reputation for neutrality and fairness is a significant factor in its frequent selection as the neutral digital forensic consultant in numerous high profile cases. Law & Forensic’s team has acted as forensic neutrals at the direction of Judges, discovery referee, administrative judges, and mediators in federal, state and international proceedings, including: Los Angeles. Superior Court, American Arbitration Association, JAMS, Alternative Resolution Center, in dozens of Federal Courts, Delaware and New York State Court.
Our teams legal and technical knowledge, along with our renowned methodology and technical practices, allow us to look at the facts (and just the facts) and provide expert opinions and technical conclusions. In addition, our experts serve as neutral technologists to conduct on-site inspections of systems, review data collections for relevance and privilege, and perform other aspects relating to the management of discovery or to create and execute an easy to understand protocol that provides transparency, fairness, and ground rules for any neutral forensic examination.
Law & Forensic’s Forensic Neutrals are neutral respective to the conflict at hand and have been employed at various levels, from small community conflicts to large-scale litigation or international dispute including intellectual property theft, employment disputes, theft of trade secrets and financial fraud. Law & Forensic is often unanimously recommended by parties as the neutral Consultant to the Special Master on highly contentious electronic discovery and digital forensic issues. Our expertise and training in computer forensics and firm grasp of the law allow us to assist the Judge, Arbitrator, or Special Master in deciding the validity of evidence; how well evidence supports conclusions; what is technologically indisputable; and what technical issues are in dispute.
