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Practical guidance for attorneys working with digital evidence — written from examiner experience, not theory. Six articles covering what to request, how to scope an engagement, and what to look for in an opposing expert's report.

These articles are general guidance only. They are not legal advice and do not address any specific matter.

Attorney Guide · Examinations

What to Include When Requesting a Forensic Examination

What counsel needs to provide to get an accurate scope and budget — before a single byte is touched.

Attorney Guide · Examinations

Acquisition vs. Examination: What Counsel Is Purchasing

Two distinct phases, two distinct costs. Understanding the difference shapes how you scope and budget forensic work.

Attorney Guide · Case Preparation

How to Define Investigative Questions Before Analysis

A forensic examiner can only answer the questions you give them. Here is how to frame them well.

Attorney Guide · Expert Reports

What a Digital Forensics Report Should Explain

What to look for — and what to question — in any forensic report you receive.

Attorney Guide · AI Evidence

Investigating Potentially AI-Generated Images, Video, and Audio

What forensic examination of AI-generated media actually involves — and what it cannot prove.

Attorney Guide · Opposing Experts

What to Ask When Reviewing an Opposing Forensic Opinion

Six questions to put to any forensic report before you accept its conclusions at face value.

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