After the EEOC Complaint: Why Employment Defense Counsel Should Call Forensics First
The Clock Starts Before the Lawsuit Does Once an EEOC complaint lands, or even once HR receives an i...
The Anatomy of Digital Data: How Bits and Bytes Form the Evidence We Analyze
Why "The Anatomy of Data" Matters When attorneys, investigators, or analysts discuss digital evidenc...
Locked or Damaged Phone? Here's What Can Still Be Recovered
A Damaged Device Can Still Hold Critical Evidence A cracked screen, a dead battery, a passcode nobod...
Flock Camera Evidence in Criminal Cases
What Chatrie Means for Defense Attorneys Flock Safety's LPR network captures and shares vehicle loca...
Catching Exaggerated Injury Claims: How Social Media Forensics Supports Personal Injury Defense
When the Claim and the Timeline Don't Match A plaintiff claims a debilitating back injury, files sui...
Ghost Employees and Double-Dipping: Forensic Investigations of Remote Workers
The Digital Evidence Behind Remote Work Fraud Remote work fraud is not a fringe problem. Estimates f...
What Is Social Media Forensics?
Why Social Media Evidence Requires More Than Screenshots A key social media post disappears just day...
SOCMINT vs. OSINT: What's the Difference?
Why Investigators Need More Than a Simple Online Search A corporate security team is investigating a...
Social Media Evidence: Why It Makes or Breaks a Case
Social Media Posts Can Become Critical Evidence Overnight A witness testifies that they were nowhere...
Three Things That Decide a Case Before You Reach the Merits
The Foundation of a Defensible Case In civil litigation, electronic evidence often shapes the outcom...
Independent Digital Forensic Review for Criminal Defense
Digital Evidence Has Changed Criminal Defense In a growing share of criminal cases, the decisive evi...
From 'Young' to Wrong: How XNXX Porn Categories Are Misused to Mislead Juries
How Legal Adult-Content Categories Become Misleading Courtroom Evidence Imagine a jury hearing the p...

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