Digital forensic consulting in New York, New York for litigation and investigations

New York, New York

Digital Forensics New York, New York | Litigation and Defense Support

In a city where discovery volume is high and opposing experts are common, the useful question is narrow: does this specific conclusion follow from this specific record?

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Manhattan and the boroughs

A second examiner for matters that already have one.

New York litigators and defense counsel are rarely short of reports. They receive extraction summaries, vendor spreadsheets, and expert declarations, often under tight schedules. What helps is an independent examiner who can read the source material, say where the report is sound, and identify the specific places where it relies on an assumption.

Rune Forensics provides that review across mobile devices, computers, and cloud accounts, and supports counsel through declarations, depositions, and testimony. The practice works remotely with firms across the five boroughs and arranges secure collection where evidence needs to be examined in person.

  • Who might need this

    Litigators at firms of all sizes, criminal defense attorneys in state and federal court, in-house counsel, and individuals in significant disputes.

  • Typical review targets

    Vendor-produced timelines, parsed chat exports, authentication logs, edited or disappearing messages, and whether tool labels match the underlying data.

Where the practice fits

Targeted examination in complex matters.

Offered as consultation, examination, or review, depending on the need.

  • Independent review of opposing expert and law enforcement reports
  • Mobile device examination, including ephemeral and disappearing messages
  • Cloud account, email, and collaboration platform activity
  • Timeline validation across devices and accounts
  • Authenticity analysis of screenshots, photos, and recordings
  • Declarations, deposition preparation, and testimony support

How review proceeds

Narrow the question, test the answer.

  1. Define the point in dispute

    The practice works with the client or counsel to isolate the finding that matters most.

  2. Examine the source

    Underlying artifacts are reviewed directly rather than through summaries.

  3. Write for the forum

    Output is prepared as a memo, declaration, or report, depending on use.

Matters

Commercial, employment, and criminal matters with a digital core.

New York matter types

  • Commercial and securities litigation
  • Employment and whistleblower disputes
  • Criminal defense in state and federal court
  • Intellectual property
  • Insurance coverage
  • Family and matrimonial matters

FAQ

Common questions about New York cases.

Can you work as a consulting expert first?

Yes. Many engagements begin confidentially, with the question of testimony decided once findings are known.

How do you handle ephemeral messaging apps?

By determining what remains on the device, in backups, and in provider records, and then reporting plainly what could and could not be recovered.

Can you review a vendor's e-discovery output?

The practice reviews forensic reports and data processing as they bear on authenticity and interpretation, and states where output depends on settings.

Can you provide testimony support in federal court?

Testimony support is provided in state and federal proceedings, with scope tailored to the forum.

Engagement

Send the record and the question that matters most.

A short outline of the matter, the existing reports, and the schedule is enough for the practice to propose scope and approach.

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