Unprecedented documentation of human thought, decisions, and actions defines this era. People and entities leave a digital imprint of a large proportion of every thought and action. This indelible imprint profoundly affects corporations and in-house counsel. Extracting useful information from the digital deep sea takes knowledge and skill. In-house counsel with the agility and skill to effectively and efficiently retrieve and distill critical information from electronic media can be an astonishing strategic advantage to their corporations. This session will outline the strategic, advantageous use of analytics in a variety of legal contexts to extract key facts better, faster, and more cost-effectively. Presentation of case studies from litigation, investigations, antitrust, and mergers and acquisitions will highlight the benefit of applied analytics. The program will close with a discussion of emerging uses of analytics and predictive analytics as tools for predicting corporate misconduct.