Weg Computer Forensics, LLC

Professional Computer Forensics Services

Putting it all  together where it counts.

Expert testimony

If you think that you don’t understand computers or the technicalities of data recovery, what do you think a jury will comprehend?  An examiner’s work is worth little unless the people who decide the facts of a case understand an expert’s testimony and find the expert credible.  An examiner must be skilled in making technical evidence understandable and believable to the folks who weigh the evidence.  Any litigator knows that witness demeanor, articulation, knowledge, and presence are critical. 

· Preparation of courtroom exhibits.

· Evaluation of, and testimony in response to, opponent’s expert.

· Clear, understandable testimony backed up by  years of experience.

· An established rapport with Montana attorneys, accountants, and government agencies.

 

The “nuts & bolts” of your case must be clearly presented.

Trial Support