Due to popular demand, EDEN now offers opportunities to partner with EDEN for mobile phone forensic services. We invite EDEN members to read below and learn how to offer your existing clients leading mobile phone forensic services.
The Electronic Data Extraction Network (EDEN) has partnered with Blank Law + Technology, a Seattle-based law firm and computer forensic expert, to provide mobile phone forensic services to the wider EDEN community.
Why EDEN?
EDEN is your trusted and reliable partner or referral source. EDEN supports – and does not undermine – your customer relationships. EDEN will ensure that the job is done right, every time. EDEN’s work is technically and legally defensible, and will stand up in court. Finally, as a valued EDEN member, each of your referrals entitles you to a $150 referral fee.
How do I partner with EDEN for mobile phone forensic services?
EDEN is flexible in our partnership arrangements, and we are available to support our EDEN members in a number of ways.
We recognize that the equipment necessary to conduct a thorough, forensically sound mobile phone investigation can be expensive. If you do not have the necessary equipment, we can refer you to Blank Law + Technology’s forensic experts. The team at Blank Law + Technology supports clients with a decade of experience in computer forensics and a record of hundreds of successful investigations. Read more »









Part. 2: Sources of Electronically Stored Information
Okay, the title for this post may be a bit of a joke, but it’s also our way of making a point. E-discovery is full of acronyms, and these can be a challenge to professionals new to the industry.

Over the past 18 months, the Electronic Data Extraction Network (EDEN) has been hosting educational webinars about electronic discovery and computer forensics. Topics have included Fundamentals of E-Discovery, Common Sources of ESI, Mobile Phone Forensics and Backup Tapes 101.
In a 2011 decision, Magistrate Judge David Nuffer from Utah denied a Plaintiff’s motion to forensically image a laptop.