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Professional Affiliations
Computer Evidence
Computer forensics
deals with the familiar questions
of the Who, What, Where and How;
surrounding the use of a
computer in a criminal activity or civil
dispute.
Subject to certain variables, computer
evidence can be located, even in
cases where they are supposed to have
been deleted.
In the 21st
century, the internet, emails, computers and other digital
devices like mobile phones now form the common channel of
communication in social and business circles.
Consequently, computers hold a multitude of evidence to
prove or disprove a fact in issue before a court of law or
administrative tribunal. Computer and digital evidence can
be used in the following matters:
Financial fraud
Complex
crimes
Divorce proceedings
Employment disputes
Administrative hearings
Arbitration & mediation
Contract disputes
Commercial disputes
Insurance fraud cases
How
can we Help ?
Our legal and technical
experts will carry out independent review of forensic
evidence in our own laboratories.
When required, our expert Attorney will participate in pre
trail hearings, case management conferences and at trial,
conduct the examination of expert witnesses and
rebuttal of adverse expert reports.
About us
Law & technology expertise
We are a firm of computer and legal evidence experts, made up of Microsoft computer systems engineers, Certified forensic investigators and a Specialist Computer forensic lawyer. Our consultants have many years of technical and legal experience in the use, extraction, analysis and presentation of computer and technology evidence; for personal, criminal, civil and corporate investigations. Our clients include law firms, business organisations and private individuals.
Our confidential service includes
conducting corporate computer investigations, reviews of police evidence and in depth analysis of
opposing party computer evidence and court room representation.. We provide expert
investigation reports and will attend court to defend our reports when
required.For computer evidence to be legally admissible, it must meet certain standards. Our investigation, analysis and expert report, complies with the ACPO (Association of Chief Police Officers) standards..