Digital Forensics

Almost everyone carries a phone, and what is on it can matter in almost any case — fraud, infidelity, motor vehicle accidents and criminal investigations among them. Barefoot Professional Investigations focuses on mobile forensics, recovering and preserving evidence from phones for use in discovery, depositions, and litigation. Jan Barefoot is the firm’s examiner, certified through IACIS as a Certified Mobile Device Examiner (ICMDE). The field changes daily, so ongoing research and training are crucial.

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Cell Phone Forensics

What can phone forensics find? Text messages, call logs, location history, app data, and deleted content, often more than people expect. Barefoot Professional Investigations also runs malware and spyware scans, which is one of the most common requests this service gets — monitoring software installed on a phone by someone with physical access to it is far more ordinary than most people assume. Jan Barefoot is qualified to testify as an expert witness on cell phone and mobile forensics findings in both civil and criminal trials.

What is digital forensics, and when does an attorney need it?

Computer Forensics

We recover and preserve emails, documents, web history, and social media activity, even after an attempt to wipe the data. Our process focuses on restoring the integrity of information that's been deliberately altered or deleted, using court-recognized software and techniques.

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What Clients Say

5 out of 5

I am a lawyer and I have worked with the team at Barefoot PI on many occasions. The results are always excellent. They are more than diligent. They are creative and usually get more information that I expected we'd find. I use them without any reservations and highly recommend their work.
Anthony Scheer, Attorney

Related Reading

  • March 2022

    What Can Cell Phone Forensics Find?

    It is vital to understand that investigators can access the data on your cell phone. Everything someone does on a mobile device is subject to discovery.

  • September 2022

    How to Tell if Your Phone Is Being Monitored

    With the invention of new surveillance tech, it’s easier than ever for someone to monitor your phone. Monitoring tools aren’t always for nefarious purposes. Sometimes they’re used as parental controls or to monitor employees’ activities on company devices. However, there are c...

  • March 2025

    The 6 Crucial Types of Evidence: A Must-Know Guide for Legal and Investigative Cases

    In legal and investigative cases, the strength of the types of evidence presented can determine the outcome. Whether for criminal trials, civil disputes, or private investigations, evidence serves as the foundation for proving or disproving claims.

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