Evidence Is Disputed
Emails, texts, screenshots, social-media content, documents, or metadata are being questioned or challenged.
Have Digital Evidence in a Case and Aren't Sure What It Proves?
Precision Forensics helps attorneys understand text messages, emails, social media, computers, mobile devices, and other digital evidence — what it supports, what it does not establish, and what should happen next.
Digital Evidence Case Assessment — $295
A focused professional review of a limited digital-evidence set before committing to a larger forensic examination.
Digital Evidence Problems We Help Attorneys Address
Evidence May Be Lost
A phone, computer, account, employee device, cloud source, or other electronic evidence may need to be preserved before information becomes unavailable.
You Need to Know What Happened
Digital activity, communications, files, or events need to be organized and reconstructed into an understandable timeline.
Not Sure Whether You Need a Full Forensic Examination?
Start with a $295 Digital Evidence Case Assessment.
Have a limited set of emails, text messages, screenshots, social-media evidence, documents, metadata, or other digital material reviewed before committing to a larger forensic engagement.
- What the evidence supports
- What it does not establish
- Preservation concerns
- Recommended next steps
Request a $295 Case Assessment
If additional forensic work is warranted, Precision Forensics can recommend an appropriate next step.
Experience That Supports Clear Forensic Perspective
Licensed NC Digital Forensic Examiner Former SLED Digital Forensic Examiner CISSP GIAC Certified EnCE
Contributor to the MITRE ATT&CK knowledge base
Experience & CredentialsHow It Works
Tell Us the Problem
Briefly describe the matter, the digital evidence involved, and what you are trying to determine.
We Determine the Right Scope
Precision Forensics will help determine whether a $295 assessment or a more comprehensive forensic engagement makes sense.
Receive Clear Findings
Receive practical, evidence-based findings written to help counsel understand what the available digital evidence supports and its limitations.
Looking for a Free Starting Point?
Use the Digital Evidence Assistant to explore common digital-evidence issues and questions.
Try the Free Digital Evidence AssistantHave a Digital Evidence Question?
Tell Precision Forensics what evidence you have and what you are trying to determine. We can help identify the appropriate next step.