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Attorneys - Employment Law

Challenge: Obtaining and preserving evidence substantiating or discrediting claims of wrongful termination, discrimination, sexual harassment, and wage and hour violations.

Solution: Using ediscovery and computer forensics to obtain e-mail correspondence and electronic documents reflecting employer policy, liability and/or internal investigations, acknowledging the existence of discrimination, harassment or wage and hour issues.


Challenge: Obtaining time keeping records for wage and hour claims. and computer log in

Solution: Using ediscovery and computer forensics to obtain electronic time keeping records, including computer log-in/log-out records.


Challenge: Obtaining evidence to substantiate or discredit employee misconduct, including sexual harassment.

Solution: Using ediscovery to obtain e-mail correspondence and Internet history to evidence employee’s conduct at work and potential misuse of resources.

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