Cell Phone Forensics
Cell phones can contain extensive digital evidence relating to communications, photographs, applications, internet activity, locations, timestamps, and other device activity. CAER performs forensic examinations of iPhones, Android devices, and other supported mobile devices to identify and analyze information relevant to legal matters and investigations.
Computer Forensics
Computers and digital storage devices can contain evidence involving documents, email, internet activity, file access, connected devices, user activity, and other electronically stored information. CAER examines computers and digital media using forensic methods designed to preserve the integrity of the evidence.
Cell Tower & GPS Analysis
Location evidence can help establish timelines and provide insight into where a device may have been during relevant events. CAER analyzes cellular provider records, cell tower information, GPS data, and other available location evidence and can create maps and timelines that help explain complex location information.
Digital Forensics &
Litigation Support
Digital evidence can become a critical component of civil, family law, corporate, and other legal matters. CAER works with attorneys to assist with identifying potential evidence sources and with the preservation, examination, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of digital evidence.
Divorce & Family Law
Digital Forensics
Cell phones, computers, communications, social media, and location information may contain evidence relevant to divorce and other family law matters. CAER assists attorneys and authorized clients with analyzing digital evidence that may help establish communications, activity, locations, timelines, and other relevant facts.
Workplace & HR Digital Forensics
Digital forensics can assist employers, attorneys, and human resource professionals investigating employee misconduct, harassment, inappropriate communications, misuse of company resources, theft or misuse of company information, destruction of data, and other workplace concerns.
A Focused Approach to Digital Evidence
Every matter presents different questions and different sources of potential evidence. CAER works with clients to determine what digital information may be relevant, where that information may be located, and what type of forensic examination or analysis is appropriate.
Our role is to help clients understand what the available digital evidence shows, what it does not show, and how the findings relate to the questions at the center of the matter.
Discuss Your Digital Forensics Matter With CAER
If you have a cell phone, computer, location-data, litigation, family law, workplace, or other digital evidence matter, contact CAER Digital Forensics Services to discuss how forensic analysis may help.