As digital technologies and electronic data continue to integrate into every aspect of private and professional life, digital forensics is increasingly playing a critical role in modern legal proceedings. Forensic neutrals are unbiased third-party subject matter experts who can help resolve disputes in an objective and fair manner. Digital forensics involves the systematic examination and analysis of electronic data to uncover crucial evidence in legal cases. Forensic neutrals apply their specialized expertise to this process, ensuring the integrity of data and reliability of findings. Attorneys who understand the role of these technologists can not only enhance their ability to effectively represent their clients but also reduce costs and streamline conflict resolution. This knowledge will also allow attorneys to keep up with and adapt to the evolving legal landscape as it tackles new technologies and ensuing issues. This webinar is a must-attend for attorneys looking to gain a deeper understanding of digital forensics and forensic neutrals, how they can be leveraged to strengthen their case, and critical elements to consider when communicating with these experts.

In this seminar, our expert panelists begin by giving a comprehensive overview of digital forensics, providing an analysis of how it differs from eDiscovery, as well as the critical technical and procedural elements attorneys should understand. Our speakers then discuss the role of the forensic neutral and how it differs from a special master. The presentation concludes with key insights on when to use a forensic neutral and the critical elements to consider when choosing one.

Topics covered in this webinar:

1. The Difference between eDiscovery and Digital Forensics

2. Who is a Forensic Neutral?

3. When to Use a Forensic Neutral

4. Key Takeaways