AMR Digital Forensics supports litigation and investigations with targeted identification, preservation, collection, processing, and technical review of electronically stored information. Sources may include computers, mobile devices, email, cloud exports, documents, collaboration platforms, and supported business systems.

WHAT AMR MAY COLLECT

• Computers, external drives, and removable media

• Mobile-device and tablet data

• Email and messaging exports

• Cloud-storage and account exports

• Office documents, PDFs, images, and database records

• Supported business-system and collaboration-platform data

DOCUMENTED FORENSIC WORKFLOW

The scope is defined with counsel around relevant custodians, date ranges, data sources, search terms, privacy considerations, and production needs. When appropriate, AMR documents the source, collection method, date, custodian, tool or procedure used, and integrity checks. Processing may include extracting metadata, normalizing dates, identifying duplicates, indexing content, and organizing responsive material for counsel’s review.

LITIGATION SUPPORT AND LIMITATIONS

Technical analysis may help identify missing records, unusual metadata, deleted artifacts, inconsistent timestamps, or gaps that require follow-up. The availability and completeness of electronically stored information depend on retention settings, account access, device condition, encryption, synchronization, and prior deletion or overwriting.

AMR explains the technical work performed, supported observations, and important limitations. Legal relevance, privilege, responsiveness, proportionality, admissibility, and production decisions remain determinations for counsel and the court. Findings may be provided through consultation, documented collection notes, written reporting, demonstrative timelines, or testimony when authorized.

RELATED SERVICES

eDiscovery matters may also require Computer Forensics, Mobile Forensics, Data Recovery, DocuSign Investigations, or Litigation Support.