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Available for Federal & State Cases

Trusted Digital Forensics Expert Witness for Legal Teams

Delivering court-ready digital forensics analysis, eDiscovery support, and expert witness testimony that attorneys and law firms rely on to win cases.

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Years Forensics
19
Years Law Enforcement
27
Courts Qualified
Fed + State
Magnet Certified
MCFE
Eric Waldrep, digital forensics expert witness
Eric Waldrep CEO & Principal Forensic Examiner
ATA Cyber Mentor
  • Federal & State Court TestimonyFederal and state court qualified.
  • Magnet MCFE CertifiedMagnet Certified Forensics Examiner: advanced proficiency in Magnet AXIOM and ACQUIRE. Also proficient with Cellebrite extraction and analysis tooling.
  • 19 years digital forensics
  • 27 years law enforcement
  • Federal & state court qualified
  • Magnet MCFE
  • Agency PO billing
  • Addison, Alabama · nationwide
Four Ways to Work Together

Casework, training, software, and AI policy

One practice, four distinct engagements. Most attorneys arrive for the first. Most agencies arrive for the second.

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Services

Examination, review, and testimony

Independent device examination, opposing expert report review, and court-qualified testimony. Scope and fee in writing before anything starts.

  • Opposing expert report review, $2,750 flat
  • Mobile, computer, and cloud examination
  • Daubert-ready reports and declarations
All services
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Training

Courses examiners actually finish

Five self-paced online courses and 32 in-person courses. Court-aligned methodology, 12-month access, CPE on four of the online courses, and agency purchase-order billing.

  • Tuition from $497
  • All-Access bundles four courses in one enrollment
  • 25% off five or more agency seats
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Software

DFIR Toolkit

An offline-first workspace for case notes, evidence inventory, versioned field forms, repeatable calculations, and sourced references. Case records stay encrypted on the examiner's own device.

  • Free for one case
  • Solo Pro $290 per year
  • Team licensing with purchase-order support
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Court-Ready AI

Policy before the deposition, not after

For agencies and firms putting AI anywhere near casework: what it may touch, what has to be documented, and how the resulting record survives a challenge.

  • Written AI-use policy and disclosure language
  • Documentation that holds up on cross
  • Built for teams already under a records obligation
Court-Ready AI
Four Courses, One Enrollment

All-Access

Computer, mobile, drone, and OSINT forensics under a single enrollment. The lowest per-course cost available, and the simplest thing for an agency to put on one purchase order.

See All-Access Request agency licensing
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Drone Forensics for Law Enforcement is one of the courses included.
How an Engagement Runs

From inquiry to courtroom

  1. 1

    Scope call

    No charge. What the matter needs, what the evidence can and cannot answer, and whether the work is worth doing at all.

  2. 2

    Written scope

    Scope, deliverable, and fee agreed in writing before anything starts. Agency and firm purchase orders accepted.

  3. 3

    Examination

    Documented, repeatable method. The record is built so the other side can check it.

  4. 4

    Report and testimony

    A report written to be read by attorneys and juries, and testimony if the matter goes that far.

Digital Forensics Today

What holds up in court, weekly

A short read for examiners and attorneys on what survives a challenge and what does not. Tuesdays.

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Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

A digital forensics expert witness is a court-qualified professional who recovers, analyzes, and presents digital evidence in legal proceedings.
Yes. We offer a complimentary consultation for attorneys. All consultations are strictly confidential. Call (251) 216-1164.
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Let's discuss your case

Consultations are complimentary and confidential. If the matter is not one worth taking, you will be told that on the first call.

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