Mention eDiscovery (or electronic discovery) in the litigation marketplace and you will hear a lot of oaning and groaning from judges and attorneys alike; the process has, without doubt, significantly added to the cost of litigation, as well as being incredibly time-consuming. To add to their woes, eDiscovery often turns up data that is irrelevant, not to mention that the growth of electronic data has created a big headache in managing all that data! This data not only needs to be managed, but managed cost-effectively and there are principally two ways of achieving this…
