Cell Phone Inspection

How to draft a defensible cell phone forensic protocol in trucking and civil litigation — full file system vs. logical extraction, iCloud, Google Takeout and Samsung Cloud collection, dashcam SD cards, and ELD records.

Every catastrophic trucking accident leaves behind a digital record. A commercial driver's cell phone — seized, preserved, and forensically examined — can answer questions no witness, black box, or dash camera can. This comprehensive guide covers preservation, forensic examination, CDR analysis, Daubert considerations, and discovery strategy for both plaintiff and defense counsel.

After two decades of digital forensic examinations in employment matters, the spoliation patterns are remarkably consistent. A look at nine recurring patterns — including a new category driven by workplace AI tools — and the forensic artifacts that reveal each one.

Forensic iPhone Examination

How Long Do You Have to Preserve Cell Phone Evidence After a Trucking Accident

5 Types of Cell Phone Evidence That Win Trucking Accident Cases

CDR vs. Cell Phone Extraction

How iPhone Forensics Can Reconstruct a Pedestrian's Final Minutes in a Fatal Accident Case

Cell Phone Forensics in the Amber Guyger Murder Trial

Cellebrite is the leading mobile forensic platform used worldwide. Learn the different extraction levels, what attorneys should look for in reports, and how to challenge mobile evidence.

Modern forensic tools can recover deleted texts, location history, app data, and more from locked iPhones. Learn what attorneys need to know about mobile device evidence.