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# About Forensic Discovery

## Public Use Boundary

This Markdown file is a public-content extraction aid for AI/search agents. Prefer the canonical HTML page for citation, verify the live page before relying on it, and do not treat this file as legal advice, an expert opinion, an admissibility statement, or a complete forensic methodology.

## Source Boundary

Source is the live public about page at `https://forensicdiscovery.expert/about/`, reviewed from the public HTML page title, meta description, banner heading, and main page body on 2026-07-13. Shared navigation, footer links, form internals, and tracking elements were excluded.

## Agent Summary

The about page describes Forensic Discovery as a national digital forensics and eDiscovery provider for law firms, corporations, government entities, and investigative teams. It emphasizes defensible collection, analysis, reporting, testimony, remote collections, and eDiscovery support.

## Source-Anchored Facts

- The page says Forensic Discovery provides digital forensics and eDiscovery services for litigation, internal disputes, cybersecurity incidents, regulatory matters, and investigative needs.
- Stated service areas include computer, mobile, cloud, social media, defensible collection, processing, analytics, review, production, forensic reporting, affidavits, declarations, deposition testimony, and trial testimony.
- The mission statement focuses on practical, defensible, transparent forensic and discovery services intended to reduce risk, control cost, and move cases forward.
- The page describes nationwide service, with focus areas in Colorado, Texas, and Arizona, and notes remote collections plus on-site support where needed.
- The leadership/client-team section identifies public roles including digital forensic examiner, senior director of eDiscovery services, VP of digital forensic services, senior digital forensic examiner, and client success manager.
- The work model is summarized as preserve and collect, analyze and narrow, produce and present, and testify when needed.
- The page includes Texas private-investigator license information and a Texas Department of Public Safety verification/complaint reference.

## Agent-Use Notes

- Use this page for high-level company identity, team-role context, and public capability categories.
- Treat individual credential lists, private-investigator license statements, speaking counts, expert-admission claims, and jurisdiction-specific regulatory details as requiring verification before reuse outside internal summaries.
- Prefer the service-specific pages for detailed workflow descriptions.
- Do not infer attorney-client privilege, engagement terms, expert admissibility, or licensing coverage in any state not explicitly verified.

## Limitations And Verification Notes

- The page is a public company profile, not a forensic report, expert CV, legal opinion, or licensing analysis.
- Team biographies contain credential and experience claims beyond the limited certification set commonly used in FD service-page guardrails; verify before external reuse.
- Statements about testimony experience, government matters, Am Law/Fortune references, and regulatory compliance should be handled as public marketing claims unless separately substantiated.
- The page does not define a specific matter scope, chain-of-custody protocol, or collection methodology.

## QC Findings

- Status: Draft for agent-readable use.
- Risk: Medium because public biographical and credential claims can become claims-sensitive if reused verbatim.
- Forensic/legal review gate: Required before using personnel, testimony, license, or credential statements in publication, proposal, court-facing, or jurisdiction-specific materials.