Our Denver Headquarters
Forensic Discovery’s headquarters is in downtown Denver at 1600 Stout Street, Suite 1350. We support law firms and businesses with digital forensics and eDiscovery throughout Colorado and across the United States.
Start with the question you need answered. Our Denver headquarters is a place to discuss your matter, define the evidence sources, and plan the next steps. Tell us which computers, phones, email accounts, cloud systems, or documents may be involved. We’ll discuss a focused scope and explain what the available evidence may or may not show.
Visits are by appointment only. Please schedule in advance; building security will escort you upstairs. No drop-ins.
Services for law firms and businesses
We support Denver area outside counsel, litigation teams, in-house legal departments, HR, compliance, IT, security, risk, and business leaders with focused digital evidence work.
Our computer forensics services include focused collection and digital forensics examination of supported computers and storage media for file activity, user activity, deleted-data assessment, communications, and timeline questions.
Computer examination services →Collection and examination of supported phones, applications, messages, media, device information, and available backups when mobile evidence relates to the matter.
Mobile phone forensics services →Preservation and review of supported Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, email, cloud storage, collaboration data, file metadata, and document history.
Cloud and email forensics →Technical support for suspected employee misconduct, departing-employee activity, possible business data theft, intellectual-property concerns, fraud, data breaches, and other defined incidents.
Employee investigation services →Focused planning and collection for computers, mobile devices, email, cloud accounts, documents, collaboration systems, logs, backups, and other relevant business sources.
Data preservation and collection →Early case assessment, filtering, deduplication, data culling, hosted review, analytics, quality checks, and production preparation for legal teams.
Technical forensic eDiscovery →Questions behind the investigation
For a Denver business or legal team, the starting point is often a specific event, a disputed account, or a gap in the records. These are examples of questions we can discuss when scoping a digital forensics investigation.
Available computer records and activity in email or cloud accounts may help build a timeline of file access or transfers. The records need context and corroboration; activity alone does not establish theft or intent.
Communications and available account records may help compare a stated sequence of events with the digital record. Some records may be unavailable because of access restrictions or retention settings.
A focused review of relevant devices and accounts may help identify relevant sources and narrow the next stage of collection or eDiscovery. Counsel directs legal decisions about preservation, privilege, and production.
From first contact to scoped work
We start with your questions and relevant evidence sources. Before work begins, we agree on the scope, pricing, and next steps. Findings explain the observations and limitations of the work.
Explore preservation and collectionBefore your first conversation
Our Denver headquarters is in a secure building. All visits must be scheduled in advance. Once your appointment is arranged, building security will escort you upstairs to our office.
Contact us before traveling to confirm your appointment and arrival arrangements. We do not accept drop-ins. If you need to transfer a device or other evidence, arrange that separately with us before bringing or sending anything.
Discuss your Denver matterPricing examples
The examples below show how three common types of forensic work are priced. They provide a starting point for discussing the evidence sources, technical questions, and requested work product. We confirm the scope and price in writing before work begins. On-site collection support, when requested, is billed at $450 per hour plus travel.
Obtaining text messages involves two separately billed stages: device collection and targeted extraction. Collection is $750 to $1,500 for a supported iPhone or $1,250 to $1,500 for a supported Android device, depending on the collection method. The cost of obtaining messages includes both stages. Extracting and converting the requested messages or supported app data is then billed at $450 per hour. Extraction time depends on the available data, applications, date range, and requested output. We confirm those details during scoping. Analysis and reporting are additional services when needed, and some requested or deleted data may be unavailable.
Mobile phone forensics →A $5,000 professional-service package for a defined investigation of one supported, accessible, company-controlled computer. It includes forensic collection, focused analysis of the questions agreed during scoping, and a preliminary findings report explaining the work performed, relevant observations, and limitations. We generally request a $6,000 initial retainer to cover the package and anticipated expenses. The retainer is an advance toward the engagement’s charges. Additional devices, accounts, data storage, broader investigative questions, or expanded reporting are scoped separately.
Departing-employee investigations →Digital forensic investigation and analysis are billed at $450 per hour. We agree on the questions to examine, evidence sources, planned work, and deliverables before work begins. Expert testimony is $2,200 for one four-hour block, scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. or 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The engagement letter confirms the matter, assigned examiner, date, and time zone. Preparation, additional source review, travel, and time beyond the reserved block are scoped separately.
Forensic analysis and reporting →How work begins
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Before you contact us
Yes. Forensic Discovery’s headquarters is at 1600 Stout Street, Suite 1350, Denver, CO 80202. We support law firms and businesses in Denver, throughout Colorado, and across the United States. Meetings at headquarters are by appointment only. We do not accept direct individual consumer matters. If a law firm represents you, ask the firm to contact us.
Schedule your visit with us in advance. Our office is in a secure building, and building security will escort you upstairs for your appointment. Contact us before traveling so we can confirm the meeting time and arrival arrangements. We do not accept drop-ins.
No. The first conversation can take place by phone. Tell us what you need to establish, the evidence sources that may be involved, and your deadlines. We’ll discuss whether an in-person meeting is useful and confirm any collection or transfer arrangements for your matter.
Please arrange any evidence transfer with us in advance. An office appointment does not automatically include a device drop-off. Contact us to confirm the appropriate transfer method and instructions before bringing or sending computers, phones, storage media, or other evidence.
Have a short outline of your question, the devices or accounts that may be involved, and any deadlines. Let us know who can coordinate access and which attorney or business contact is directing the matter. Use the website form for a general inquiry; do not send evidence files, passwords, or potentially privileged or confidential material through it.
Yes. We work with law firms and businesses across the United States. You can start with a phone conversation. We’ll discuss the evidence sources and confirm access requirements, collection arrangements, and meeting details for your matter.
We examine supported computers, phones, and available account data when they relate to the questions agreed during scoping. The available evidence depends on the device, access, settings, and retention. We explain those limits before work begins and in the findings.
We provide technical support for preservation, collection, data processing, hosted document review, and production preparation. The scope depends on your sources and deadlines. Counsel directs legal decisions about preservation, responsiveness, privilege, and production authorization.
For law firms and businesses in Denver
Tell us what happened, what you need to find out, and any deadlines. We’ll discuss which devices, accounts, or records may matter and how to scope the work.
Please do not send evidence files, account credentials, or potentially privileged or confidential material through the website contact form. We’ll discuss an appropriate transfer method after initial contact.
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