Comprehensive Practice Directory • Houston, Texas
Digital Forensics & Litigation Support Services
Court-admissible electronic discovery, physical device extractions, corporate investigation, and expert witness testimony under Federal Rule of Evidence 702 and the Texas Robinson standard.
What Digital Forensics Services Are Offered by E-Investigations in Texas?
E-Investigations provides comprehensive digital forensics services across Houston, Harris County, and nationwide. Practice areas directed by Principal Examiner Gary Huestis include court-admissible mobile device extractions, unallocated SQLite carving, corporate data theft investigations, hardware write-blocked bit-stream imaging, and Federal Rule 26 expert witness testimony licensed under the Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security Board.
Core Digital Forensics Practice Areas
📱 Mobile Phone Forensics
Bit-stream extractions, unallocated SQLite database carving, and deleted message recovery (SMS, iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal) with monotonic ROWID spoliation proof under FRCP 37(e).
💼 Corporate Data Theft & IP Fraud
Auditing departed employees for USB mass storage exfiltration (USBSTOR, Shellbags), cloud synchronization leaks, non-compete violations, and anti-forensics timestomping.
🏛️ Expert Witness Testimony
Daubert-defensible Rule 26 expert disclosures, technical affidavits, spoliation sanction motions, and authoritative deposition and courtroom cross-examination testimony.
💾 Forensic Bit-Stream Imaging
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.
📑 Electronic Discovery (ESI)
End-to-end litigation support: targeted keyword searching, de-duplication, metadata culling, and production formatting (Relativity RSMF 2.0, Concordance .DAT, Bates PDF binders).
🔍 Digital Debugging & Spyware Sweeps
Comprehensive auditing of executive laptops and smartphones to detect commercial spyware, stalkerware, unauthorized MDM profiles, keystroke loggers, and covert tracking apps.