DIGITAL FORENSIC SERVICES

Mobile, Computer, and Digital Evidence Services for Litigation, Defense, and Investigations.

AMR Digital Forensics helps attorneys, investigators, corporations, and government agencies uncover, preserve, analyze, and explain critical digital evidence.

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30+ YEARS EXPERIENCE

MOBILE DEVICE ANALYSIS

GOVERNMENT AND LITIGATION SUPPORT

EVIDENCE-BASED REPORTING

EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY

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COMPREHENSIVE DIGITAL FORENSICS SOLUTIONS

From mobile devices to complex data sources, our analysts use appropriate forensic methods to preserve, examine, and explain digital evidence.

Mobile & Device Forensics

AMR preserves and analyzes supported mobile devices and extraction reports for litigation and investigations. Available artifacts may include communications, application activity, media, location records, device identifiers, account information, and recoverable deleted data; results depend on device condition, security, lawful access, and technical support.
AMR examines available GPS, location, and timestamp artifacts from supported devices, vehicles, applications, photographs, cloud records, and navigation systems. These records may help counsel reconstruct or test a timeline, but they do not by themselves establish who possessed a device, who was driving, or why an event occurred.
AMR preserves and examines supported tablets and e-readers for communications, documents, media, application activity, account artifacts, locations, and recoverable deleted data. Access and recovery depend on the device, condition, security, available credentials, software support, and authorized scope.
AMR examines available evidence from supported vehicle infotainment, telematics, navigation, and connected-device systems. Potential findings vary by vehicle and may include paired-device records, routes, recent locations, calls, messages, trip activity, identifiers, and timestamps; not every system stores the same information.
AMR examines supported drones, controllers, applications, media, and available flight records for locations, routes, timestamps, operational events, images, video, and device identifiers. Results depend on the platform, condition, lawful access, retained data, and the records available for review.
AMR assists counsel and authorized representatives with lawful preservation, recovery, and analysis of supported devices, accounts, photographs, communications, and other digital records. Access depends on proper authority, available credentials, platform procedures, device condition, and technical feasibility.
AMR may compare supported mobile-device, vehicle, GPS, application, video, and lawfully obtained carrier records to evaluate activity surrounding a collision or disputed event. Technical artifacts may help develop a timeline, but they do not alone establish who was driving, holding a device, or responsible for the incident.

Computer & Data Investigations

AMR preserves and examines supported computers and storage media using documented forensic methods. Analysis may identify files, user activity, communications, system artifacts, timelines, metadata, and recoverable deleted data; findings and limitations are reported without guaranteeing recovery or a case outcome.
AMR analyzes available DocuSign envelopes, audit trails, certificates of completion, timestamps, IP activity, authentication events, access records, communications, and document metadata. These artifacts may support, contradict, or leave questions unresolved, but technical analysis alone does not determine identity, authorization, intent, fraud, validity, or enforceability.
AMR evaluates supported computers, mobile devices, storage media, and available backups for deleted, damaged, inaccessible, or lost data. Recovery depends on device condition, encryption, overwriting, prior use, available credentials, technical support, and authorized scope; no specific result can be guaranteed.
AMR performs authorized password recovery and encrypted-data analysis for supported files, archives, computers, and mobile devices. Available methods and results depend on the technology, evidence condition, credentials, security controls, and legal authority, and not every password or encrypted source can be recovered.
AMR supports targeted identification, preservation, collection, processing, and technical review of digital information for litigation, investigations, and regulatory matters. The scope is defined with counsel around relevant sources, dates, custodians, search criteria, production requirements, and defensible documentation.
AMR examines original images and available source media for metadata, file structure, timestamps, compression history, editing indicators, device information, and related artifacts. Some alterations leave limited or ambiguous traces, so reports distinguish supported observations, technical limitations, and inconclusive results.
AMR examines supported audio and video files, source media, metadata, timestamps, encoding history, edits, synchronization, and other relevant technical artifacts. Enhancement or authentication findings depend on source quality, completeness, compression, available originals, and the limits of the evidence.

Litigation & Government

AMR provides consulting and expert-witness support involving digital evidence, forensic methods, reports, timelines, metadata, and supported technical findings. Opinions and testimony are limited to the authorized evidence, work performed, applicable methodology, and clearly stated limitations.
AMR provides independent, attorney-directed review of alleged CSAM image and video evidence, including file classification, count verification, duplicate analysis, extraction-report review, metadata, reporting, consultation, and testimony. Technical findings do not independently determine knowledge, possession, control, identity, intent, or any legal conclusion, and sensitive evidence is accepted only through authorized channels.
AMR supports authorized government and public-sector matters involving digital-evidence preservation, examination, analysis, reporting, consultation, and testimony. Each engagement depends on lawful authority, available evidence, supported systems, defined scope, and applicable procurement or engagement requirements.
AMR assists counsel with evidence planning, preservation, targeted acquisition, review of forensic reports and productions, timeline and metadata analysis, demonstratives, reporting, consultation, and testimony when appropriate. We do not guarantee recovery, admissibility, exclusion of evidence, or any case outcome.