22 February 2011 -  Every administrator knows the difficulty in complying with discovery requests for electronically stored information (ESI) in a legal case. Even if an IT team isn’t involved in producing ESI, it may be called on by its company’s lawyers to assist them in analyzing mountains of data they’ve requested from someone who they’ve hauled into court. One way to lighten the load for all parties involved in the eDiscovery process in a case is…