HOW CAN FORENSICON HELP YOU?
Did a former employee leave and take sensitive business information or trade secrets to a competitor or new company?
1. What did they take?
2. Where did they send it?
3. How did they cover it up?
As easy as 1, 2, 3... Any investigation involving the misappropriation of trade secrets is our specialty!
CORE TYPES OF PROJECTS
- Misappropriation of trade secrets
- Internal investigations involving employee wrongful activity
- Fraud and white collar crime
- General commercial and employment litigation
- Electronic stored information preservation & on-site collections
FORENSICON NOTED CASES
USG Receives $105 Million Settlement Plaintiffs US Gypsum Co. entered into a law suit against LaFarge North Am. USG accused LaFarge of spoliation and patent infringement. USG also claimed that LaFarge stole manufacturing information. Forensicon was the mutually agreed and court accepted neutral expert. Read more...
Forensicon Helps Manpower Avoid Harsh Sanctions On Oct. 25th, 2007, Pinstripe filed suit against Manpower, Inc. and IBM for breach of contract. Attorneys for Manpower immediately drafted a litigation hold, but in January 2009, in-house counsel the company had failed to issue the hold. Further investigation revealed that two employees may have deleted pertinent email data. Forensicon was hired to conduct a forensic search of the various computer media in an attempt to find any retrievable data. Read more...
Forensic Examination Leads to Perjury Investigation Forensicon was jointly retained by Plaintiff and Defendants. Defendant Gardner submitted a printed copy of a letter dated September 28, 2007 purportedly containing information in opposition to one or more of Plaintiff's. Defendant Gardner also submitted a sworn declaration under penalty of perjury. Forensicon created and analyzed a forensic image of Gardner's laptop computer and located the letter within the forensic image. The metadata from within the file contradicted the sworn testimony. Read more...
