DISTRACTED DRIVER CASES
DEVICE AND LOCATION EVIDENCE FOR INCIDENT TIMELINES
AMR Digital Forensics assists counsel with distracted-driving and collision matters by analyzing available device activity, communications, timestamps, location artifacts, carrier records, photographs, and related digital evidence.
A reliable timeline depends on the quality and source of the records. Device timestamps, network records, GPS artifacts, and application data may have different meanings and limitations, so each source is evaluated in context.
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TECHNICAL FINDINGS, NOT FAULT DETERMINATIONS
Our findings can help counsel assess whether the evidence supports, contradicts, or is inconclusive about alleged device use near an incident. We do not determine fault or guarantee a litigation outcome.
EVIDENCE THAT MAY INFORM THE TIMELINE
• Call and message records
• Device and application activity
• Photographs, video, and metadata
• GPS and other location artifacts
• Carrier and account records
• Vehicle or incident records supplied for comparison
FORENSIC TIMELINE ANALYSIS
We compare timestamps and activity across available sources, account for time-zone and clock differences, and document what the records do and do not establish. Findings may support, contradict, or remain inconclusive about alleged device use near an incident.