Flower Mound-based Veracity Forensics, a national provider of digital forensic investigation and discovery services, announced that Clint Modesitt has joined the company as director of forensic investigations and Jared Weaver has come aboard as a forensic consultant.
The firm said the additions reinforce Veracity Forensics’ commitment to meeting the increasing demand for its services to law firms, corporations, and eDiscovery vendors.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Clint Modesitt and Jared Weaver to our expanding team,” CEO Chip Koons said in a statement. “Their expertise and passion for the truth align perfectly with our company motto, ‘Seek The Truth—Protect What Matters.’ With their addition, we’re even better equipped to meet the diverse needs of our clients and provide them with the highest level of service.”
An industry leader in digital forensics, Veracity Forensics said it is dedicated to delivering reliable, accurate, and comprehensive solutions to clients who require digital forensic investigation, expert witness testimony, and discovery services.
Its core services encompass the forensic analysis of computers, mobile devices, cloud applications, audio and video recordings, as well as the collection and preservation of electronic evidence of any kind and expert witness testimony.
The company said that Modesitt assumes a strategic leadership position. He has more than 22 years of industry experience in digital forensics and investigation management, and will provide valuable insights, lead forensic examinations, and serve as an expert witness.
He will oversee and manage lab operations, ensuring the highest standards of quality and efficiency, the company said.
Weaver will be responsible for client-facing consulting, client development and retention, and serving as a senior forensic analyst within the lab.
He has more than nine years’ experience and brings a deep understanding of client needs and a proven track record in delivering exceptional results, the company said.
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