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One Source Discovery’s Digital Forensics and E-Discovery practice is now part of ArcherHall.
You can expect the same expertise and the same frictionless client experience from our Louisville lab. We look forward to working with you!
One Source paper discovery services will continue to operate as One Source Discovery. For assistance with paper discovery in the Louisville metro area, please contact Tom Osborn or Jeff Summers at 502-584-4442.
Digital Forensics Services
Forensic Imaging
Create exact bit-for-bit copies of the data on a computer or other storage medium. Admissible in court and provably identical to the original.
Cell Phone Forensics
Imaging, recovery, and analysis of data from cell phones, tablets, and other mobile devices.
Data Recovery
Extract data from corrupted or damaged devices. Find and restore deleted files and messages.
Expert Evidence Analysis
Identify files, emails, or activity logs that are relevant to the case. Piece together subtle clues to provide a clear story.
Expert Testimony
Testify in court or deposition regarding the conclusions of evidence analysis, validity of data, and soundness of methodologies.
Theft of Trade Secrets
Investigate unauthorized copying, printing, or transfer of sensitive or valuable data.
E-Discovery Services
Data Collection
Collect local, network, or cloud data from multiple custodians at multiple locations.
Processing & Production
Exclude irrelevant data, capture text and metadata, and Bates label. Produce native files or TIFFs and load files for all popular systems.
Hosted Review
Access discovery documents from anywhere through our online review platform. Spend time on review, not document management.
Advanced Culling Techniques
Reduce discovery costs by excluding more non-relevant documents, especially for clients operating in big data environments.
Early Case Assessment
Find out what your data contains before you get too deep. Quickly view data by file type, timeline, or relationships between people.
Electronic Medical Records
Collection, processing, and analysis of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and associated metadata.
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