Business Exposure
CompuFor has been involved in a diverse range of civil matters. Our successes include medical malpractice, personal theft, business records recovery and valuation due diligence, contract disputes and many other types of matters.

CompuFor has a reputation for knowing how to respond to each client's unique needs. We know that sometimes the best resolution is the one that lets everyone get back to business, provided the issue, or risk is prevented from occurring again in the future.

Call CompuFor for an over the phone consultation regarding how we may be able to help. We monitor our phones in the evenings and on weekends and holidays, because we know issues arise at the most inconvenient times.

• A patient claimed their doctor avoided giving them critical follow-up care after surgery. In fact the patient claimed the doctor had refused to see them. The doctor in response said they had seen the patient on several follow-up visits. The doctor, unable to product written records, was compelled to allow CompuFor to forensically image and analyze his office computers. CompuFor's forensic exam found that the doctor had formatted the hard drive, then reinstalled the operating system, ran a defragger, and then reinstalled the medical records on the computers just prior to CompuFor's arrival. CompuFor was also able to recover metadata indicating the records had been managed on another system. The doctor's insurance company settled.
• A financial company discovered some members had been misdirecting funds. However, the extent was unknown. CompuFor was retained to perform an “after hours” seizure of office workstations”. Fictitious employees were drawing salaries, and more. Millions of dollars were involved. The matter was turned over to the federal authorities, along with our forensic images and reports.
• A hotel franchise changed ownership. The original office staff was retained, however, some employees became disgruntled. In response, an employee changed the hotel's fee schedule on several web sites, including Expedia.com, from several hundred dollars a night to a special of less then $50. Many customers were angered when they learned of the hoax. CompuFor was able to uncover the culprit. The employee was fired, and criminal charges were being sought.