Pre-litigation specialist opinion on IT issues
Pre-litigation specialist opinion on software, websites, applications, databases, logs, digital materials and technical devices.
When a specialist opinion is needed
A pre-litigation specialist opinion helps record technical circumstances before going to court, prepare a substantiated formal claim, assess completed work quality and determine which evidence must be preserved.
What can be examined
- software, a website or mobile application;
- compliance of the deliverable with the contract and technical and detailed technical specifications;
- system failures, logs, databases and user actions;
- electronic correspondence, files, metadata and screenshots;
- computers, servers, storage devices, electronics and office equipment.
What it is used for
- preparing a formal claim against a developer or contractor;
- substantiating a refusal to accept work or a demand to remedy shortcomings;
- assessing a technical position before litigation;
- preparing questions for a subsequent court-appointed examination;
- negotiations and internal investigations.
Materials required
The materials depend on the task. A contract, technical specifications, acceptance certificates, correspondence, links, screenshots, exports, logs and access to a test environment or the device being examined are usually required. Original files should preferably be preserved without renaming or changing their dates.
Result
A specialist opinion is prepared describing the initial data, analysis performed, indicators identified, examination limitations and technically substantiated conclusions.
Tell us
about your task.
Describe the situation and attach the materials. After reviewing your request, we will agree on the examination format, questions, timeframe and cost.