IT
Expertise
Reasons for an Expertise
- To defend against opposing claims
- When the commissioning party lacks the necessary expertise
- When targeted statements against a judicial or other Expertise are necessary
- When requests to a court need to be properly substantiated
- When the risk of a possible legal proceeding cannot be assessed
Our Expertise
Our IT Expertise are objective, conscientious, and factually justified assessments of predetermined circumstances. They involve:
- Determining facts
- Making evaluations
- Drawing conclusions
They are formulated in a way that is understandable for non-experts and verifiable by experts. We pay particular attention to:
- A systematic structure
- A clear outline
- A comprehensible justification
- Focusing on the essential
Subject Areas Covered by Our Expertise
We offer extensive and broad experience in IT-related topics. Our Expertise cover, but are not limited to, the following subject areas:
- Legal basics of the expert appraiser system
- Contract law
- IT law
- System evaluations
- Identification of errors and defects
- Private Expertise
- Court Expertise
- Evidence preservation procedures
- Circumstances
- Determination of value
- Expertise of information processing for courts, authorities, public institutions, lawyers, parties, companies, insurance companies, and private individuals
Steps of Expertise Creation
Each appraisal case is different and therefore has to be individually discussed, designed, and processed in its approach. Generally, the processing takes place in the following steps:
- Formulation of the commission
- Detailed agreement in the expert contract on procedures, obligations, content of contributions, expert fees (JVEG)
- Fact-finding, e.g., in the form of on-site inspections, laboratory examinations, etc.
- Formulation of the expertise