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Digital Forensics Consulting

Law & Forensics helps organizations navigate complex legal, regulatory, and cybersecurity challenges through tailored digital forensics consulting, guided by our proprietary Forensics Playbook™ of integrated policies, protocols, and SOPs.

Digital Forensics Consulting capabilities

  • Data Recovery

    We retrieve lost, damaged, or deleted digital information using state-of-the-art tools and methods. Our specialists reconstruct compromised storage systems to maximize recovery success rates and help organizations resume operations after catastrophic failures.

  • Forensic Processing

    We apply a systematic approach to identifying, collecting, and analyzing digital evidence for legal proceedings and investigations. Advanced techniques and industry best practices preserve the integrity and admissibility of the evidence.

  • Forensic Legal Engineering

    We combine technical depth with legal knowledge to help clients understand and address complex technological issues in disputes, regulatory inquiries, and investigations. Our named, court-tested experts deliver insights, detailed reports, and Daubert-tested testimony built to survive cross-examination and meet the standards for admissibility.

  • The Forensics Playbook™

    Every engagement is guided by our proprietary Forensics Playbook™, an integrated framework of policies, protocols, and standard operating procedures developed to support organizations through complex forensic challenges.

  • Efficient Large-Scale Review

    Our proprietary technology and workflows let us process and review large volumes of data efficiently and cost-effectively, with regular updates and clear, concise reporting throughout the engagement.

Digital Forensics Consulting — matters we are engaged for

  • An in-house team is capable but not independent

    IT can copy data. What it cannot do is be a neutral witness to its own collection, which is the position the administrator ends up in when the matter is contested. Supervision from outside preserves both the evidence and the team.

  • A protocol has to be agreed before collection starts

    Most disputes about forensic evidence are really disputes about method, argued after the fact. Setting the scope, tooling and validation in advance converts those arguments into a document both sides already signed.

  • A programme needs to survive staff turnover

    Institutional knowledge of how collections are run tends to live with one person. Written procedure, tested against a real scenario, is what keeps a defensible process in place after that person leaves.

  • Existing work product needs a second look

    A prior examination reached a conclusion counsel now needs to rely on, or attack. Re-examining the underlying image rather than the prior report is the only way to know which.

Digital Forensics Consulting — frequently asked questions

What does digital forensics consulting cover?

Our consulting spans data recovery, forensic processing of digital evidence, and forensic legal engineering, helping organizations navigate complex legal, regulatory, and cybersecurity challenges.

Will the evidence you collect hold up in legal proceedings?

Yes. We follow industry best practices and a systematic approach to identifying, collecting, and analyzing digital evidence, preserving its integrity and admissibility for legal proceedings and investigations.

What is the Forensics Playbook™?

The Forensics Playbook™ is our proprietary, integrated framework of policies, protocols, and standard operating procedures developed specifically to support organizations navigating complex forensic challenges. It guides every engagement.

Can you provide expert testimony?

Yes. Our forensic legal engineering team analyzes the technology at issue and provides detailed reports and expert testimony to support clients in disputes, regulatory inquiries, and investigations.

Do you take on both large and small forensic engagements?

Yes. We advise on cases of every size and tailor our services to each client's goals and needs, so the same forensic rigor and chain-of-custody standards apply whether the matter is a single device or an enterprise-wide collection.

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Digital Forensics experts who testify to this work

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  • J-Michael Roberts, Senior Director, Law & Forensics

    J-Michael Roberts

    Senior Director

    Digital Forensics · Incident Response · Malware Reverse Engineering

  • Digital Forensics · Expert Witness Testimony · Incident Response

  • Roland Cloutier, Expert Consultant, Law & Forensics

    Roland Cloutier

    Expert Consultant

    Incident Response · Expert Witness Testimony

Our experts serve as court-appointed special masters, forensic neutrals, and arbitrators — 40 appointments are listed by matter and citation.

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