What Digital Forensics Services Are Offered by E-Investigations in Texas?
E-Investigations provides comprehensive digital forensics services across Houston, Harris County, and nationwide. Directed by Principal Examiner Gary Huestis (Texas DPS PSB License #A1702) and powered by proprietary IPTheft™ v1.0.6, EImager™, and Baylexx™ software suites, practice areas include 7-domain departing employee misconduct forensics, trade secret & non-compete TRO litigation support, mobile device SQLite carving, hardware write-blocked bit-stream imaging, and FRE 702 / Rule 26 expert witness testimony.
Core Digital Forensics Practice Areas
💼 Departing Employee & 7-Domain Misconduct (IPTheft™)
60-second executive triage & 20-minute deep scans on .E01 images: 123-column USB/Mobile provenance, 5-layer Shift+Delete recovery, SRUDB.dat upload spikes, PDF invoice forgery, 96-bucket time-theft/mouse jigglers, deleted Teams/Slack chats, and FMLA location audits.
⚖️ Intellectual Property Theft & Non-Compete TROs
48-Hour Emergency TRO declarations for Texas TUTSA & Federal DTSA lawsuits, satisfying In re Weekley Homes to compel personal device turnover, Crown-Jewel SHA-256 matching, ±Window timeline playback, and FRCP 37(e)(2) spoliation proof.
📱 Mobile Phone Forensics (Baylexx™)
Bit-stream extractions, isolated lab staging recovery, unallocated SQLite database carving, and deleted message recovery (SMS, iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal) with monotonic ROWID spoliation proof under FRCP 37(e).
🏛️ Expert Witness & Rebuttal Testimony
Daubert-defensible Rule 26 expert disclosures, technical affidavits, spoliation sanction motions, courtroom testimony, and rebuttal analysis powered by [EXC-001]–[EXC-008] exculpatory verification.
💾 Forensic Bit-Stream Imaging (EImager™)
Hardware write-blocked physical acquisitions of hard drives, NVMe SSDs, server RAID arrays, and Mac APFS containers under FRE 902(14) dual MD5/SHA-256 hash certification.
🔍 E-Discovery, Data Recovery & Digital Debugging
Targeted ESI culling, multi-format production (.PDF, .DOCX, .XLSX, Case.db), damaged media data recovery, and executive spyware/stalkerware sweeps.