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Phoenix: Digital Forensic Services                1000 Elm Street Manchester, NH 03101

Quantitative analysis can be performed to determine if there is a likelihood of fraud or suspicious financial activity levels, or  to calculate damages for either a tort or breach of contract. 
 
Features :

Fraud or suspicious financial activity
Our fraud examiners perform such procedures as:
     Benford's Law Analysis - known as the DNA of financial analysis, there is a distribution of the likelihood that the first digit of a number, within a large group of numbers, has the numbers one thru nine: the lower the digit, the higher the likelihood (the probability that the first digit of a number is a 1 is 30.103% (0.30103), whereas the probability that the first digit of a number is a 9 is only 4.576% (0.04576).  This can also be extended to subsequent digits.
     Duplication of incoming or outgoing amounts of money: 
      determine if there is a reasonable explanation.
    Rounding of numbers:  determine if an extraordinary quantity
      of numbers seem to be rounded off.

Torts/Breach of Contract
Examples of this includes:
 

     Our examiners are able to calculate damages relating to any of the above examples.   

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