Identify Evidence Sources
Email, Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Teams, phones, computers, cloud storage, and custodians.
Free resource for litigation teams
Free Digital Evidence Early Case Assessment Assistant
A practical tool for attorneys and litigation teams to identify potential digital evidence sources, preservation needs, risk indicators, and next steps.
Opens in ChatGPT. A ChatGPT account with access to GPT interactions is required.
Assess Preservation Needs
Spot evidence that may need to be preserved before it is deleted, overwritten, synced, or changed.
Recognize Risk Indicators
Employee departures, deleted emails, USB activity, cloud sharing, device wipes, and multiple custodians.
Who This Is For
- Attorneys
- Paralegals
- Litigation support teams
- HR professionals
- Business litigation teams
- Internal investigation teams
Common Use Cases
Employee departures
Trade secret theft allegations
Deleted emails
Microsoft 365 investigations
Cloud evidence preservation
USB device concerns
Email authenticity disputes
Timeline reconstruction needs
How It Works
Describe the matter.
Identify known devices, accounts, and custodians.
Review preservation and risk recommendations.
Decide whether forensic help may be needed.
Important Disclaimer
This assistant is an educational early-assessment resource. It does not provide legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship, or produce a forensic opinion. Its output depends on the information entered and should not replace review of the underlying evidence by an appropriately qualified professional.
Prefer to Speak With an Examiner?
Request a confidential consultation to discuss the evidence source, preservation concern, or technical question.
- Computer forensics
- Email evidence analysis
- Cloud evidence review
- Timeline reconstruction
- Litigation support
Try the Free Assistant
Opens in ChatGPT. A ChatGPT account with access to GPT interactions is required.
Request a Confidential Consultation