Investigations can generate vast amounts of complex, unstructured electronic data. We cut through the complexity to identify, collect, review and connect the evidence that matters. We turn digital data into clear insight and giving you the confidence to make the right decisions.
Aligned with the EDRM model, we support every stage of the investigation—from identification and scoping to evidence collection, analysis and review, through to expert reports and court testimony.
Our service offerings
Our specialists support companies and authorities with secure, defensible collection of data from mobile devices, computers, email, and other digital sources, including during dawn raids. We preserve evidence integrity while efficiently capturing the information needed to support investigations, establish facts, and inform critical decisions.
Our AI-enabled contract analysis approach combines advanced technology with expert human review, dramatically reducing the time and cost of analysis while quickly turning complex contractual data into clear, actionable insights.
Our IT forensic specialists can recover deleted and hidden documents and analyse system and activity logs to uncover what happened and when. This includes traces of USB devices, file activity, web history, user actions, and other digital artefacts that can reveal critical evidence and establish a clear timeline of events.
We support trustees in securing financial and communication data before it is lost or deleted, preserving critical evidence for liquidations and bankruptcy cases. We can map communications and activity leading up to and following insolvency to reconstruct events, identify key relationships and transactions, and uncover potential misconduct or bad actors.
We combine experienced manual review with AI-enabled technologies to efficiently identify relevant documents, uncover key facts and themes, and reduce the burden of large-scale reviews — while maintaining the quality, consistency and defensibility required for complex investigations, disputes or document disclosures.