[rhino369]

Courts don't actually require you to check hashes like the OP claims. They do remarkably little evidence authentication unless the opposing party contests the evidence. Digital evidence is by default produced to the other side by low quality TIFF files.

If you want to accuse the other side of manipulation, you bring in an expert (who probably bills at nearly 1000 bucks an hour).

I didn't take this as a sign of OP being false because its likely he just doesn't understand why the firm wants to him to validate hashes. The likely reason is other employees fucked up transfers.

[withinboredom]

Nailed why I was hired. :)