Before spending money on examinations, it helps to know which ones will actually answer the question in your case. A forensic consultation looks at the facts, the material available and the stage of proceedings, and sets out a clear evidence plan.
What we do
- Case evaluation from FIRs, charge sheets, seizure memos and reports
- Advice on which forensic examinations to request, and from where
- Consultation in murder, suicide, hanging, dowry death and hit-and-run cases
- Theft, burglary and arson consultation for owners and insurers
- Identification of evidence that has been missed or mishandled
- Preparation support before trial, including questions for experts
When clients come to us
- You are unsure what forensic evidence could help your case
- The police investigation seems to have overlooked physical evidence
- An advocate wants a scientific view before drafting an application
- A business wants to know how to preserve evidence after an incident
From the field
How it works
What you receive
A written consultation note setting out the issues, the evidence available, the examinations recommended and what each can realistically establish.
Questions about forensic consultation
Is a consultation useful if the case is already in court?
Often yes. Many applications for re-examination, further investigation or expert evidence are made during trial. We will tell you what is still possible at your stage.
Can the consultation be done remotely?
Yes. Documents can be shared by email or WhatsApp and the consultation held by phone or video call, with a written note afterwards.
Is my case kept confidential?
Yes. Your identity, the details you share and our findings are kept private and are released only to you or to whomever you direct in writing.
