Dover, Delaware
Digital Forensics Dover, Delaware | Central Delaware Defense and Civil Matters
Dover is the state capital and the seat of Kent County. Local counsel handle a mix of state-related, criminal, and civil matters with a growing digital component.
Describe the MatterKent County
A compact legal community with the same evidence questions as larger markets.
Phones, email, and computers feature in matters across the Dover docket. Defense attorneys receive phone reports that need to be read critically. Civil lawyers handle disputes in which a single email thread or a deleted file is the issue. Employers occasionally need to understand what a departing employee did before leaving.
Rune Forensics can provide a focused review in any of these. The work starts with a question, an inventory of the evidence, and an agreement on scope, and it ends with findings counsel can use and understand.
The usual requesters
Defense and civil practitioners, state-related employers and local businesses, and individuals.
Typical questions
What a phone extraction includes, whether an email was altered, whether a file was deleted on purpose, and whether a conclusion in a report is supported by the underlying data.
Services in use
Four kinds of review cover most Dover matters.
- Review of law enforcement phone reports and extractions
- Email and message authenticity
- Computer and deleted-file examination
- Consultation and testimony support
Approach
Scope it, preserve it, examine it, explain it.
Scope and preserve
The evidence is inventoried and secured with written handling steps.
Examine and explain
Findings are tied to records and written in plain terms.
Matter types
Common engagements in central Delaware.
Dover matter types
- Criminal defense
- Employment disputes
- Family law
- Business disputes
- Insurance claims
FAQ
A few common questions.
Do you travel to Dover?
In-person collection can be arranged when it is the better route. Many matters can be handled by exports and shipped devices.
Can you start with a limited review?
Yes. A narrow first review often clarifies whether more is needed.
Reach out
Start with a short summary.
The practice needs to know the matter type, the devices or accounts, and any deadline.
See also: independent forensic review and mobile device forensics.
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