How To Use Mobile Phone Data In Car Accident Cases

Summary

Over 280 million smartphones are in use, and just under 2 million motor vehicle crashes per year involve injury in the United States. There is the potential use of cell phone data in almost every auto accident case. But unfortunately, when working on an auto accident case, litigators don’t know, under-utilize, or lose the digital evidence from cell phones that would support their matter.

The number of apps on cell phones continues to grow, as do the types of ESI (electronically stored information) that can be preserved and analyzed. Learn how to access and leverage cell phone data for car accident and injury cases.

Agenda:

Introduction
State of the Union
Available Mobile Phone Data
How to Preserve
Preservation and Analysis Protocols
Things to Consider
Case Studies
Key Takeaways
Q&A Session

Presentation Deck

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Speakers

Hear from mobile forensic expert Ryan Ferreira, who will walk you through the ins and outs of the collection and preservation of ESI (electronically stored information) of smartphones, specifically for auto accident cases.

Ryan Ferreira

Senior Forensic Examiner / 4Discovery

Ryan has over twelve years of experience in digital forensics and conducting sworn testimony, including a high level of expertise in mobile forensics. In addition to his project work consulting clients, Ryan has presented at over 30 national conferences and conventions. He is a published author on digital forensics in over a dozen publications and is a frequent guest speaker at courses at the University of Louisville. Ryan holds an M.S. in Digital Forensics from the University of Central Florida and a B.S.B.A. in Computer Information Systems from the University of Louisville.

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