e-Discovery
An Overview of Social Media Discovery
With the prevalent use of social media, it is inevitable that those facing litigation, whether they be the plaintiff or defendant, will likely be required to provide access to some amount of social media content during discovery. Here, the data forensics experts at Atlantic Data Forensics detail key information about social media discovery. There Has…
Read MoreComputer Forensics: Recovering Deleted Files
Recovering deleted files is an important job of a data forensic specialist, as an essential part of many digital forensics investigations is retrieving deleted files that could be used as evidence. Here, the data forensics experts at Atlantic Data Forensics provide an overview of the process of recovering deleted files for both files deleted accidentally,…
Read MoreReal-World Implications of Digital Forensics: The Purge Lawsuit
Universal Pictures, Platinum Dunes Productions and screenwriter James DeMonaco are currently in the midst of a copyright lawsuit based on the dystopian-thriller franchise “The Purge”. Recently, new developments from the plaintiff, Douglas Jordan-Benel, may show that emails provided in discovery by the defense were manipulated. Here, the digital forensic experts at Atlantic Data Forensics discuss…
Read MoreData Forensics and Cloud Computing: Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive Data Sensitivity
Cloud computing has recently grown in popularity as a method of storing data. Services such as Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive are commonly used for their flexibility and cost-effectiveness which allow businesses to store and share their information with ease. However, with the convenience of use provided to businesses by cloud computing services comes new…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Discovery Process in Litigation
The discovery stage of a lawsuit can be defined as the initial proceeding of litigation, where two opposing parties have the opportunity to formally exchange information. The discovery stage can uncover physical, verbal and digital evidence. Electronic discovery, or e-discovery, is the process of collecting, analyzing and producing electronic information that could be used in…
Read MoreAdmissibility of Digital Evidence in Court
Ninety-one percent of today’s online adults use some form of electronic communication regularly in their everyday lives. Consequently, digital evidence has become a large part of many civil and criminal cases; however, there are specific criteria to determine the admissibility of digital evidence. Here, the digital forensics experts at Atlantic Data Forensics explain the basics…
Read MoreManaged IT Services vs. Forensic Examiners
When you need to have your computer mined for data, you may be worried about cost. However, it is important to note that the quality of the work is equally, if not more important to the outcome of your possible litigations. In the event that your case goes to court, you will definitely want…
Read More4 Reasons Why You Must Use Defensible Data Collection Techniques
If you are working on a case that will require e-discovery, it is important that the methods used to gather data will legally hold up in court. By neglecting the importance of defensible data collection, you may risk putting your entire case in jeopardy. Working with an experienced and trustworthy e-discovery firm will help ensure…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Consulting With an e-Discovery Expert Before Meet and Confer Conferences
Meet-and-confer conferences are a pivotal opportunity for attorneys to decide how they plan to approach e-discovery. If you are preparing to litigate for a client on a case that will involve the analysis of significant amounts of data repositories and key stakeholders, consulting with an experienced e-Discovery analyst will help you to better prepare you…
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