More than a full year has now passed since the Federal Rules were amended to address more specifically the discovery of electronically stored information ("ESI"). As courts have interpreted and applied those rules, it has become increasingly clear that both in-house and outside counsel need to expand their knowledge of their and their clients' information management systems. In this very important program, Matt Rita addresses some of the ethical challenges ESI presents for lawyers—whether litigators or transactional attorneys. In addition to addressing some recent court decisions (including the sanctions ruling in Qualcomm v. Broadcom), our presenter provides some practical pointers for avoiding traps for the unwary (and not so unwary) in the electronic age.