Maritime & Admiralty Digital Forensics
Operating from PortMiami and the Fort Lauderdale marine corridor, we extract evidentiary data from marine navigation systems, Voyage Data Recorders and vessel black boxes: ECDIS logs, AIS transponder records, GPS chartplotters, and CAN/NMEA bus telemetry. South Florida maritime counsel rely on our extractions in Jones Act personal-injury suits under 46 U.S.C. § 30104, commercial vessel allisions, superyacht charter disputes, and Limitation of Liability petitions filed in the Southern District of Florida.
Hurricane & Storm-Surge Data Recovery
When a major hurricane strikes South Florida, storm surge and water intrusion submerge servers, NAS arrays and endpoints. Our cleanroom work covers ultrasonic desalinization, micro-soldering and chip-off NAND extraction on saltwater-damaged media. We recover the financial databases, email stores and operational logs that support commercial business-interruption claims, proof-of-loss verification under Fla. Stat. § 627.70131, and first-party bad-faith litigation under Fla. Stat. § 624.155 in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe County courts.
International Wire Fraud & Cryptocurrency Tracing
Miami is the financial gateway between North and Latin America, and it sees the fraud that goes with it: business email compromise, closing-escrow diversion, and digital-asset laundering. We trace stolen fiat and cryptocurrency across correspondent banking corridors, DeFi protocols and unhosted wallets, and deliver blockchain transaction graphs, exchange subpoena packages and expert declarations supporting freeze relief under Fla. Stat. § 817.034 and recovery actions in the Southern District of Florida.
Immigration & Asylum Evidence Corroboration
Digital evidence frequently decides asylum, withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture claims before the Miami Immigration Court and at the Krome Service Processing Center. We extract and authenticate WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, SMS, call logs and geotagged photographs from damaged or locked handsets, and provide chain-of-custody documentation and examiner affidavits addressed to the corroboration standard of INA § 208(b)(1)(B)(ii) for Cuban, Venezuelan, Haitian, Nicaraguan and Colombian respondents.
Condominium, HOA & Real Estate Forensics
South Florida's vertical real estate market generates association governance fights, structural-integrity litigation under Fla. Stat. § 718.112, and title-closing wire fraud. We audit property management ERP databases, electronic voting systems, building management system telemetry and a decade of board email. Counsel engage us to test whether engineering reports were backdated, whether an election was manipulated, and where a redirected closing escrow actually went.
Sports, Entertainment & High-Net-Worth Matters
Miami is the commercial center of Latin music, international sports franchises and high-net-worth matrimonial litigation. We handle master-recording leaks, NDA breaches, trade-secret exfiltration under Fla. Stat. § 688.001, and concealed offshore or on-chain assets in equitable-distribution disputes under Fla. Stat. § 61.075 — always screening for Florida's two-party consent recording rule at Fla. Stat. § 934.03 before any audio goes near a filing.
Hospitality & Resort Incident Response
From Miami Beach oceanfront resorts to Brickell business hotels, the region's hospitality sector is a standing target for payment-card and property-management-system compromise. We run rapid triage, POS memory forensics and guest Wi-Fi segmentation analysis, then quantify the exposure window and the volume of cardholder data actually reachable — the finding hospitality counsel need to make the 30-day notification call under Fla. Stat. § 501.171.
Cross-Border Latin American eDiscovery
Discovery that runs between South Florida and Latin America requires native Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese review, working knowledge of foreign transfer restrictions, and experience with 28 U.S.C. § 1782 applications before the Southern District of Florida. We run defensible cloud and on-premises collections from LatAm parents and subsidiaries, apply diacritic-aware indexing, and deliver productions with declarations authenticating foreign business records under FRE 902(12) and Fla. Stat. § 90.803(6).
