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Since 1999, Loehrs Forensics, formally known as Loehrs & Associates, evolved from computerized litigation services into a leading digital forensics company. Loehrs Forensics collects and presents admissible evidence in criminal, civil, corporate and private investigations through the application of computer forensics, mobile forensics, and cell site analysis. Using leading industry software and techniques, Loehrs Forensics mines apparent and hidden data of evidentiary interest from all forms of electronic media including from unallocated space, cloud services, and social media. That means desktop computers, laptops, servers, mobile devices, tablets, gaming systems, consoles, security systems, social networking accounts, webmail, and cloud storage.

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In over 1,000 cases Loehrs Forensics has assisted civil and criminal attorneys in securing favorable outcomes for their clients in many of those cases using our expertise. Below, explore just some of our noteworthy cases. For a complete case list, please contact us.

16-20032-02-JAR

UNITED STATES v. KARL CARTER

"The Court credits the testimony of Tami Loehrs, a forensic computer expert, whoseopinion was unrefuted." "Loehrs credibly and persuasively opined that there was no reason for Steeby to install Windows 10 on both drives and risk overwriting data, unless the objective was to destroy the data."

Chief United States District Judge

Julie A. Robinson

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2010 WL 6546776

PENNSYLVANIA v. ALLEN STOSSEL

"Loehrs' testimony demolished the Commonwealth's theory..." "Loehrs offered a plausible explanation for the child porn discovered on Appellant's computers."

P.A. Law Offices

Stanton D. Levenson

CR-17-01311-001

UNITED STATES v. ANTHONY GONZALES

"Loehrs also provided a plausible explanation for how Torrential Downpour mayhave erroneously identified Gonzales’s tablet as offering child pornography files over theBitTorrent network." "The Court found Loehrs credible at the evidentiary hearing..."

Senior United States District Judge

David G. Campbell