LogicForce has in-house computer forensic specialists with training and experience in retrieving electronic data for legal matters. While maintaining strict chain-of-custody logs and employing sound forensic techniques, we have been able to extract "hidden" e-data for our clients, providing counsel with vital case-winning evidence that otherwise would have been missed.

Electronic Data Discovery--We assist clients with the production of electronic evidence responsive to discovery requests. Find out what electronic evidence exists before the opposing side does. Utilize LogicForce to access and search electronic data provided by the other side.

Responding to an electronic data request without risking spoilation is an important factor in choosing how to capture e-data. LogicForce provides a well-trained and experienced computer forensics team with a firm grasp of the chain of custody, rules of evidence, and proper and well-accepted forensic techniques in assisting our clients with all of their electronic discovery needs.

Computer Forensics--LogicForce can recover evidentiary data that was accidentally or maliciously destroyed from a computer hard drive or other electronic media. Electronic evidence can be very difficult to delete, but equally difficult to find on a computer hard drive. Highly-trained and experienced LogicForce computer forensics investigators can bring to light hidden evidence.

Computer forensics, as distinguished from "electronic data discovery", is the scientific acquisition, examination, and analysis of electronically stored data in such a manner that the information can be used as evidence in a court of law. Using forensic methods, we can recover previously destroyed data, recover and analyze e-mail and internet logs, and construct crucial timelines of computer-related activities.

The LogicForce computer forensics team has a firm grasp of chain of custody rules, the rules of evidence, and proper and well-accepted forensic techniques that make our findings admissible in court.

Expert Witness Testimony is available for validation of the methods used in forensic analysis.

Certifications: Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (IACIS); Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist (IACIS); Certified Computer Forensic Instructor (IACIS); Qualified as expert witness in Computer Forensics in Criminal Court and Circuit Court

LogicForce is currently offering your firm a FREE presentation: "Introduction to Computer Forensics"

    > Overview of Computer Forensics
    > The difference between E-Discovery and Computer Forensics
    > Case Studies
    > Do's and Dont's of dealing with digital evidence

Call (615) 238-3539 for details. Restrictions apply.

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