Computer Forensics & E-Discovery Services
Expert Witness Service, E-Discovery, Litigation Support, NIDA, Corporate Counsel Support, Insurance Fraud Cases

• Any data that can be compiled into viewable form, whether presented electronically or printed on paper, is potentially within the definition of “document".

• Electronic documents may be considered obsolete by the business in terms of its current computer infrastructure, but may have archival value and be recoverable to a readable format by specialized forensic techniques.

100% confidentiality ensured

With the increased usage and dependence on the Internet - for corporate and individual communication - electronic communication is now the standard and 'paper' communication is the new exception.

• 80% of all corporate data is stored electronically
• 95% of new data is stored electronically (approximately 80% of this information stays in electronic format).

As a result, in almost every legal matter, critical and relevant evidence will be stored electronically. Proper collection and examination of this evidence is critical to avoid spoliation, to preserve the evidence, and to manage cost.

Computer Forensics

Computer forensics is the analysis of electronic data to ensure that electronic evidence and is maintained so that crucial data trails, time & date stamps and accurate chain of custody & controls, can be identified so that it may maintain its evidentiary status as part of the electronic evidence discovery.

Jackson & Jackson Computer Forensics are highly trained computer forensics experts who have over 12 years of electronic evidence discovery and analysis to uncover computer evidence and electronic data trails to assist in the investigation and prosecution of criminal and civil cases for a variety of clients. Our computer forensics experts have in-depth experience in most computer hardware, peripherals and operating systems and many applications.

Electronic Evidence Discovery (E-Discovery)

Electronic evidence discovery (also known as Electronic Discovery or E-Discovery) collection gives you the winning edge by recovering crucial evidence from electronic media to help you prove your case. Litigation support includes data recovery and investigation and detailed analysis of electronic evidence, expert witness service and witness preparation.

However, with the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure which became law on
12-1-2006, most attorneys are either unfamiliar and have not needed Computer Forensics and Electronic Evidence Discovery or are familiar with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 26, Rule 34, and Rule 45, which have added many new procedures for handling and requesting electronic information.

Whether you need computer forensics, evidence collection, recovery of deleted files to prove your case, or an expert witness to document or present recovered data, ADR Data Recovery's Computer Forensics engineers will handle your case with the highest level of security and confidentiality.

For Computer Forensics or Electronic Evidence Discovery,
call: 1-800-685-1914