Wrongful Termination -
December 2004
Mia Farber, Jackson, Lewis, Schnitzler & Krupman -
(213) 689-0404
Objective:
Examination of computer and email in order to assist with the
defense of a firm accused of the wrongful termination of an employee.
Disposition: Concluded. |
Software
Comparison - October 2004
David Haberbush - Haberbush Feinberg, LLP - (562) 435-6335Objective:
Compare form and function of two check-processing software systems to
determine if one is derivative of the other.
Disposition: Concluded. |
Improper Use of
Proprietary Data - September 2004
Patrick Toole, Sagasar Franson & Jones - (559) 233-4800Objective:
Former employee is accused of possession and misuse of proprietary
company data subsequent to his dismissal. Several computers need to be
forensically imaged and analyzed.
Disposition: Settled. |
Computer
Data Issue - September 2004
David Hoiles, Jackson, Lewis, Schnitzler & Krupman -
(213) 689-0404
Objective:
Obtain forensic images of several computers to preserve evidence and
analyze contents for relevant data.
Disposition: Concluded. |
Debt Prorating
Case - June 2004
Joshua W. Glotzer, Attorney at Law - (310) 623-3771Objective:
Client is involved in a criminal charge related to improper debt
prorating. Several computers were seized by law enforcement several
years ago and we have been asked to examine the evidence, acquire
forensic images of all media, and examine the data.
Testimony: Testified in District Court,
November 23, 2004, Riverside, CA.
Disposition: Concluded. |
Medical
Malpractice - April 2004
Brad Stuckey, Hughes & Clough - (925) 426-9200Objective:
The contents of a computer used to transcribe dictated notes from a
doctor need to be forensically imaged and analyzed.
Disposition: Concluded. |
Insurance Claim -
April 2004
Katy A. Nelson, Esq., Barbanel & Treuer -
(310) 262-8088
Objective:
Computer containing financial data and documents relevant to this issue
needs to be forensically imaged and examined, and any relevant
documents produced.
Disposition: Concluded. |
Forensic
Document Production Consulting - April 2004
Jeffrey C. Bachmann, Compex Legal Services, Inc. - (310)
782-1801
Objective:
We have been asked to provide ongoing consulting and advice to a client
wishing to expand his business into the area of forensic data
acquisition and document production. Tasks include evaluating specific
companies for acquisition, examining available software, discussing
plans to develop a custom solution.
Disposition:
Concluded.
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Falsification of Government
Documents - March 2004
Edward M. Robinson, Attorney at Law - (310) 316-9333
Objective:
Federal criminal case. We were asked to review computer data seized by
the FBI in conjunction with a parole violation involving web sites that
provided counterfeit identification documents.
Disposition:
Concluded.
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Computer Intrusion - March 2004
Edward M. Robinson, Attorney at Law - (310) 316-9333
Objective:
Federal criminal case. Assisted in the defense of an individual accused
of illegally accessing a former employer's email system and destroying
data.
Testimony:
Testified in Federal Court, June 10, 2004, Los Angeles, CA.
Disposition:
The case is being appealed.
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Computer Evidence Analysis -
January 2004
Myra Sun, Federal Public Defender - (213) 894-2854
Objective:
We were hired to examine the contents of seized computer data in order
to determine what material was present, how and when it was acquired.
Disposition:
Concluded.
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