A capability overview written for US counsel who need evidence that sits in the United Kingdom handled properly, then delivered into the review workflow their firm already runs.
Brochure · 6 pages · 8 min read · Published 2026-08-29
A capability overview written for US counsel who need evidence that sits in the United Kingdom handled properly, then delivered into the review workflow their firm already runs. The brochure explains where a London forensic laboratory fits alongside a US trial team: your firm keeps legal strategy, privilege calls, review, production and the client relationship, while we take responsibility for defensible acquisition and forensic interpretation on the ground. It maps a typical matter across five stages, from preservation strategy and UK custodian collections through analysis, structured handoff and litigation support. Coverage includes onsite and remote imaging of laptops, servers and endpoints, mobile and cloud extraction, enterprise systems, and investigations into trade secret theft and employee departures, where deleted files, USB transfers and personal cloud uploads usually decide the case. A dedicated section addresses cross-border risk: UK GDPR and Data Protection Act obligations, lawful transfer of personal data to the United States, proportionality, and how these are reconciled with FRCP obligations and preservation duties. The brochure also details Relativity ready exports and load files, hashing and documented provenance, chain of custody records that survive challenge, sworn declarations, technical explanations for motion practice and expert testimony in US proceedings. Contact routes, London laboratory credentials, accreditations and response times are included so a US team can instruct quickly when a deadline is already running.
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A capability overview written for US counsel who need evidence that sits in the United Kingdom handled properly, then delivered into the review workflow their firm already runs.
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A complete guide to how Computer Forensics Lab handles electronic evidence for UK litigation, internal investigations and regulatory work.
Whether you are responding to a regulator, preparing for disclosure, or scoping an internal investigation, start the chain of custody with a short, confidential conversation.
