Carney Forensics helps attorneys, private investigators, and corporations obtain insight into their investigations and cases at law by retrieving admissible digital forensic evidence from cell phones, smart phones, smart tablets, personal computers, GPS and personal navigation devices, electronic documents, social media, and web mail.
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We retrieve text messages, call histories, address books, photos, and videos from over 4,000 makes and models of mobile phones and smart tablets. We obtain deleted information including text messages and other hidden evidence from phones and tablets that becomes powerful digital evidence. Our clients enjoy quick, convenient, on-site service, user-friendly reports, professional consulting assistance, and expert witness testimony.
Corporations
Digital messaging on personal handheld devices is changing the complexion and challenges of discovery in civil and criminal cases to which corporations must respond. Learn More »
Attorneys
Trial attorneys are using digital evidence in compelling ways to tell their clients’ stories that persuade judges and juries and win their cases in the court room. Learn More »
Investigators
Have you ever had a tough domestic investigation, white-collar fraud, or insurance investigation case that was frustrating because of lack of evidence to answer your client’s questions? Learn More »
Our Services
Mobile Phone Forensics
Now mobile and smart phone memory can be accessed to retrieve digital evidence the legal and investigative community has long thought unavailable. Learn More »
Small Scale Digital Device Forensics
The information people carry around with them in their PDA, portable navigation or GPS device, MP3 player, or eBook reader might surprise you. Learn More »
Document Forensics
What a digital document can tell you about the person who wrote it is often more important than what it says, if you read it. Learn More »
E-Mail Forensics
More and more people, plaintiffs and defendants alike, leave their electronic footprints on the Internet in web-based e-mail messages. Learn More »