Digital evidence you can
rely on in court. Independent forensic exam in at i on of computers, mobile devices and cloud
accounts for law firms, corporate counsel, litigators and company directors
across the United Kingdom. ABOUT THE LAB
Technically reliable. Legally defensible. Clearly communicated. What sets our reports apart
"Digital evidence must be technically
reliable, legally defensible and clearly
communicated. We work with clients
from the earliest stage to define the issues
and set the forensic strategy."
METHODOLOGY
From seizure to courtroom:
a defensible forensic process. Standards we work to Where the evidence lives
CORESERVICES
One lab. The full evidential lifecycle. Criminal defence and prosecution Civil, regulatory and employment
CORPORATE INVESTIGATIONS
Establish the facts. Keep the
evidence. Typical questions we answer
LITIGATIONSUPPORTANDELECTRONICDISCOVERY
Large data. Defensible process. Practical scope. CORPORATEE - DISCLOSURE IN PRACTICE
Mid-market matters. Full-scale rigour. CASE A CASE B
Departing director, clients and trade Shareholder dispute in a PE-backed
secrets business
Supplier fraud and procurement Commercial contract dispute
investigation
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Precision where it counts. CASE E CASE F
Workplace m is conduct and executive M&A due diligence and postinvestigation acquisition dispute
15 to 30 1TB to 5TB £1m to £25m
"In a mid-market dispute the question is rarely whether the data can be reviewed. It is
whether the right custodians, sources and issues were identified at the outset, so that the
review is proportionate and the findings survive challenge."
EXPERT WITNESS SERVICES
Independent. Clear. Relevant. What every report contains
WORK IN G WITH US
Instruct early. Preserve first. Scope proportionately. When to call
1. Initial call. Free, confidential discussion of the issues and
2. Scoping letter. Clear questions, fixed or estimated fees,
4. Examination and interim findings. Early feedback so
5. Report and support. Court-ready report, exhibits,
Preserve the evidence: first
hours returned, reissued or wiped
"The most common reason digital evidence fails is not the technology. It is what happened
to the device in the days before anyone thought to call an expert."
GETINTOUCH
Talk to an expert before the evidence changes. TELEPHONE EMAIL
Cite as: Joseph Naghdi, CFL Digital Forensics Services Brochure, Computer Forensics Lab, https://e-discovery.uk/library/cfl-digital-forensics-services-brochure/pdf.
