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                <description><![CDATA[<p>Law Enforcement and attorneys for the other side have a team working against you. Why not have your own Forensics Team working for you? More than ninety percent (90%) of documents are now created electronically, and less than thirty percent (30%) of those electronic documents are ever converted to paper. Rules on preserving electronically stored&hellip;</p>
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<p>Law Enforcement and attorneys for the other side have a team working against you. Why not have your own <strong>Forensics </strong>Team working for you? More than ninety percent (90%) of documents are now created electronically, and less than thirty percent (30%) of those electronic documents are ever converted to paper. Rules on preserving electronically stored information and strategies to recover that data make having a Forensic <strong>eDiscovery </strong>team more important than ever before.</p>


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<p>Police have specialized equipment analyzing original digital media such as <strong>hard drives</strong>, disks, and <strong>flash drives,</strong>and <strong>optical disk drives </strong>in the computer forensics lab. There is special hardware and software that retrieves evidence from <strong>cell phones</strong>, including<strong> text messages (SMS)</strong> and pictures. For computers, specialized software is used to examine the computers and extract the evidence. We can too.</p>



<p>We use a team of <a href="/criminal-defense/computer-crimes/">attorney(s)</a> and forensics expert(s) to help sort through data used in prosecution of <strong>federal indictments </strong>and state charges, <strong>fraud, hacking, theft of trade secrets</strong>, and other forms of <strong>cybercrimes</strong>.</p>



<p>With surge in popularity of <strong>mobile devices</strong> we can now forensically retrieve Information from mobile devices. We also provide help in searching corporate <strong>e-mail</strong>, personal e-mail, <strong>Short Message Service </strong>(SMS) text messages, personal notes, calendar entries, photographs, address books, and inbound and outbound <strong>call logs</strong>. This type of information can be invaluable to prove certain facts for a case.</p>



<p>Remember – an <a href="/lawyers/w-f-casey-ebsary-jr/">expert</a> can help preserve the chain of custody and this data can then be used in litigation.</p>



<p><a href="/criminal-defense/computer-crimes/">Computer in Court? Tell Me Your Story (813) 222-2220</a></p>
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