INDEPENDENT DIGITAL FORENSICS FOR LITIGATION

30+ YEARS OF INVESTIGATIVE AND LITIGATION-SUPPORT EXPERIENCE

CERTIFIED AND TRAINED IN CELLEBRITE, OXYGEN FORENSIC DETECTIVE, CELLHAWK, FTK, BELKASOFT, AND OTHER DIGITAL-FORENSIC TECHNOLOGIES

AMR Digital Forensics supports civil, criminal, family-law, corporate, and investigative matters with mobile, computer, data-recovery, and litigation-support services. We organize technical findings into clear work product for counsel and, when authorized, formal reporting.

Experts in Digital Evidence

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How We Strengthen Your Case

We provide impartial mobile and computer forensic analysis focused on the facts. Our findings are organized and explained clearly so attorneys can evaluate the evidence, develop case strategy, and present supported conclusions when appropriate.

Specializing in Uncovering Digital Evidence

We assist with pre-litigation and active litigation matters involving computers, mobile phones, tablets, GPS records, cloud accounts, and related digital evidence. Our analysts use accepted forensic methods to preserve, recover, analyze, and explain relevant artifacts, including deleted or concealed data when it remains recoverable.

Digital Forensics Solutions

Forensic Capabilities Beyond Standard Investigations

Our analysts examine available digital evidence using appropriate forensic tools and documented procedures. We focus on identifying relevant artifacts, reconstructing timelines, and explaining both the findings and their limitations so counsel can make informed decisions.

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Forensic Analysis and Tools

Our analysts use appropriate forensic platforms for each matter, which may include Cellebrite, Oxygen Forensic Detective, FTK, Belkasoft, and CellHawk. When specialized capabilities are required, we coordinate with qualified laboratories and investigative partners.

Experience That Supports Legal Strategy

Our team combines forensic expertise with legal industry experience to deliver evidence that is organized, defensible, and suitable for litigation use. AMR Digital Forensics has supported matters involving:

Criminal defense
Civil litigation
Corporate investigations
Internal investigations
High-value legal disputes

Experience Across Multiple Matter Types

Our work may support criminal defense, family-law, civil-litigation, corporate, private-investigation, and authorized government matters. The available findings depend on the source evidence, scope, and technical limitations.

Built for Complex Investigations

Depending on the available evidence, analysis may address deleted communications, GPS and location artifacts, timelines, concealed or wiped files, mobile-device activity, and computer artifacts.

Partnering With Attorneys and Investigators

We collaborate with qualified laboratories and investigative partners when a matter requires specialized acquisition, chip-level recovery, or additional technical resources.

AMR Digital Forensics provides digital-evidence preservation, acquisition, recovery, extraction, analysis, and litigation-support services. Each examination is scoped to the devices, legal issues, available data, and objectives of the matter.

Collaborating with labs across the United States

Technical Analysis for Complex Digital Evidence

Our forensic analysts are trained to address investigation and litigation matters involving mobile devices, computers, data recovery, and digital evidence. With more than a decade of paralegal experience supporting our technical work, we help counsel understand the evidence while maintaining clear documentation and appropriate work-product controls.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

CRIMINAL LAW

Criminal law cases often involve differing versions of the same event told by two or more people.
In order to resolve this issue, we can examine the evidence found on digital devices to assist in determining which version of events is more accurate. In many criminal cases, the charge itself will involve some allegation of the use of technology, social media or the internet, and it will be obvious that you should consult with us regarding the particular aspects your case.
EMPLOYMENT LAW

Employees use technology, computers and cell phones in the workplace to a greater degree than ever before.
There are also a number of workplace policies that govern the use of technology and the internet in the workplace.
When employees contravene, or are alleged to have contravened, one of those policies, it is important to know the facts involved so that appropriate discipline or dismissal decisions can be made in a way that will stand up under possible future scrutiny.
ESTATE LITIGATION

Family members often have access to personal and confidential devices and accounts of loved ones in the final moments of their life.
For some, the temptation to manipulate documents and data from computers and cell phones of the deceased in the hopes of financial gain is too powerful to resist. Suspicions of this kind should be carefully and thoroughly investigated to ensure the true wishes of the deceased are effected.
HUMAN RESOURCES

Human-resources investigations may involve workplace communications, device use, policy violations, account activity, data access, or allegations of improper technology use.
When authorized, AMR can preserve and analyze relevant digital evidence so counsel and human-resources professionals can evaluate the facts, reconstruct timelines, and understand both the supported findings and their limitations before making employment decisions.
FAMILY LAW

The breakdown of a committed relationship is an emotionally challenging situation to endure for the parties.
Communication between former partners tends to shift from verbal to digital, through text messages, social media, email and communication apps.
Often, things are said in conversations that need to be put in front of the Court when determining important issues in these proceedings, particularly child custody and access issues.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Intellectual property theft by the most trusted asset of a business – its employees – is a common problem that can result in significant financial losses to the employer.
Common targets of this kind of theft or unauthorized reproduction are, not only traditional intellectual properties like patents, trademarks and copyrighted works, but also confidential information like proprietary business processes, pricing structure and customer lists.