Digital Forensics for Legal Counsel
Careful, authorized technical support for law firms, in-house counsel, and organizations working with counsel. ControlSolid helps define the matter, preserve relevant evidence, conduct a focused forensic examination, and communicate documented findings clearly to counsel.
Based in Miami, Florida, ControlSolid considers matters nationally and internationally when authorization, scope, evidence access, privacy obligations, and logistics support the engagement.
- Law firms seeking technical support for a defined client matter
- In-house counsel coordinating an internal investigation or dispute
- Organizations working under the direction of counsel to preserve and examine evidence
- Counsel evaluating evidence from business systems, communications, security events, or payment-system activity
- Matter scoping and confirmation of written authorization
- Evidence acquisition and preservation within the agreed scope
- Focused forensic examination of the evidence made available
- Clear, documented findings prepared for counsel
- Coordination with counsel on scope, priorities, and reporting
Geographic and engagement considerations
Miami and South Florida
ControlSolid is based in Miami, Florida and serves South Florida, including matters where local coordination or evidence access is important.
National matters
National matters are considered when authorization, scope, evidence access, privacy obligations, and logistics support a responsible engagement.
International engagements
International engagements are evaluated case by case based on jurisdiction, authorization, evidence access, privacy, and logistics.
Technical support for counsel
The work provides technical support, not legal advice. Scope and reporting are coordinated with counsel, without guarantees of admissibility or legal outcomes.
- A defined technical scope aligned with counsel's questions
- Documented handling of evidence acquired during the engagement
- Findings separated from assumptions and stated in clear language
- Direct coordination as facts, access, or priorities change
- Written scope and authorization record
- Evidence inventory and acquisition documentation, as applicable
- Documented technical findings and supporting observations
- Counsel-focused findings discussion and agreed reporting
Four steps from scope to action
- 01
Define the scope
Confirm counsel’s questions, authorization, evidence sources, and engagement boundaries.
- 02
Assess the environment
Preserve and examine the agreed evidence using a documented approach.
- 03
Prioritize the findings
Organize supported observations by relevance, confidence, and stated limitations.
- 04
Deliver the action plan
Provide counsel with clear findings and the agreed supporting documentation.
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Share the general matter type, counsel's role, timing, known evidence sources, and access constraints. Sensitive details can be limited until scope and authorization are established.