Today's discovery rules often require parties in civil
litigation to produce voluminous computer-generated data.
We have the capability to obtain relevant electronically
stored information from as few as one or two computers to
complex networks with multiple computers. Our processes
allow for culling and de-duping of data to produce usable
product in original format, load files, TIFF or whatever is
required by the parties, while preserving useful metadata.
If needed, we also can recover deleted files that should
have been preserved, thus possibly avoiding costly
sanctions for not having protected and produced the
information as required. We have the tools to meet every
e-discovery need.
The following case summary is a good example of a
large eDiscovery matter our firm handled recently using
remote connections through the company's network to access
and download reams of data without having to interrupt the
company's business and saving the client time and money.
The complex litigation matter required the client to
preserve for production many thousands of documents stored
on servers and over 200 laptops and desktops at its
business locations throughout California. Rather than drive
from location to location and interrupt the daily business
functions of employees, Califorensics used state-of-the-art
techniques to image drives and acquire data from one
location in Sacramento, saving tens and possibly hundreds
of thousands of dollars for the client, while employees
went about their business unaware of the effort.
