13 January 2012 – If you follow the multitude of e-discovery pundits and bloggers, there seems to be a general agreement that  lawyers take a disproportionate role in the battle to solve what is largely a technological problem, i.e, how to find information that is relevant to a case from the huge vats of electronically stored information that are collected and preserved in many cases or government investigations.   In a very informative article (chock-a-block with cites to…