Computer Forensics, Electronic Discovery, Ediscovery Data Evidence

What is Computer Forensics?

What is the difference between Computer Forensics and Electronic Discovery?

When should I consider using Computer Forensics?

How do I know I have a good Computer Forensics Examiner?

What types of cases is Computer Forensics useful in?

How exactly does Computer Forensics work?

What is an “Acquisition”?

What standards should Computer Forensics Examiners follow and why is that important?

What’s the benefit of using Computer Forensics in Electronic discovery verses traditional “paper” discovery?

If I think that evidence exists, is it ok if my Technology expert takes a look for the information before I get in touch with a Computer Forensics Expert?

What risks are there if I don’t consult a Computer Forensics expert at the start of a problem?

What does Forensic Analysis cost, and will an analysis shut down my business?

Isn’t Computer Forensics only useful in cases where you expect that there is a “Smoking Gun”?

What is “Ghosting” an image and why isn’t that good enough?

Why can’t my law firm or I do offer this service for our clients?

Why can’t my client do this themselves?

What about protecting attorney client privilege?

How do I get the opposition to give me access to their client’s computers?

How do I prevent the opposition from continuing to use the computer and potentially damaging the evidence?

What is “Non-adversarial Discovery”?

How do I explain Computer Forensics to my client?

How do you prevent a “fishing expedition” and have searches that are too broad?

How do you prevent this from becoming a waiver of attorney/client privilege?

As an attorney, am I at risk of professional liability if I don’t recommend to my client the use computer forensics?

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