Joan Feldman | jfeldman@forensics.com

Joan Feldman is the founder and president of Computer Forensics Inc.™ Computer Forensics, founded in 1994, is a pioneer in the science of computer forensics and practice of electronic discovery. CFI combines the expertise of computer, litigation, and records management specialists to locate, collect, and analyze evidence found on backup tapes, hard drives, servers, and email systems. CFI’s expert services include discovery consulting, cost containment, expert testimony, and e-risk management services, with extensive expertise in data preservation, 30(b)(6) deposition, and discovery motion assistance.

Ms. Feldman’s background combines over twenty-five years of computer forensics and litigation expertise. As president of CFI, Ms. Feldman obtains and analyzes electronic data used as evidence in civil litigation and oversees the work of CFI’s forensic teams. A recognized author and authority on electronic media discovery and related topics; Ms. Feldman is a busy national speaker, magazine contributor, and media resource for expert commentary.

Representative computer forensics cases include product liability, trade secret theft, employment law, contractual disputes, electronic document authentication, bankruptcy, insurance claim disputes, intellectual property disputes, shareholder class action, and antitrust litigation matters.

Ms. Feldman also maintains primary responsibility for Computer Forensics Inc.™ corporate electronic risk control programs, assisting business clients with the development of email communication, data retention, and privacy policies for electronic records. Representative risk control clients include Fortune 500 businesses and public agencies.

Prior to her computer forensics work, Ms. Feldman worked as a records management consultant for clients in the utility and nuclear power industry, developing needs analysis and recommendations for records and information management systems. As a litigation consultant to law firms, Ms. Feldman managed support efforts for many of the nation’s largest complex litigation matters.