NetEvidence - Houston

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NetEvidence, Inc. Opens New Office in Houston

Nashville, TN - February 10, 2009 - NetEvidence, Inc. (www.netevidence.com), a leading provider of computer forensic investigation and consulting, today announced the expansion of the company by opening an office in Houston, Texas. A dramatic increase in demand for the company's products and services necessitated the addition of a Houston facility.

"Today's economy and workplace has increased the number of labor and employment cases we are receiving from law firms across the country. Intellectual property cases are on the rise as well," said Stan Wilson, President and CEO of NetEvidence, Inc. "Intellectual property is an invaluable asset that many companies do not adequately protect. With 90% or more of information passing through one or more computers, and more than 70% never printed, when it comes to computer crime or many of the incidents that result in actions in the civil courts, the key evidence is likely to be digital in form."

The new NetEvidence, Inc. office address in Houston is 1301 Fannin, Suite 175, Houston, Texas, 77002. The main phone number is 713-750-7288, and the new fax number is 713-659-4860.

About NetEvidence, Inc. NetEvidence provides certified computer forensic investigation services, litigation support services, data recovery services, and expert testimony to corporations and law firms. NetEvidence's expert mastery of this new form of evidence on behalf of large, complex litigation matters, offers clients cost effective and timely recovery of large amounts of electronic information. Members of our staff have been in key roles in the largest cases in the U.S, as well as aided some of the largest law firms in the country including Frost Brown Todd, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz, Walker Tipps & Malone, Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson, Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, Littler Mendelson, Christie Parker & Hale, and Morgan Lewis & Bockius.

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