Q & A with Marlon Hylton
After such great feedback from Debbie Miller and Tiana Van Dyk, we went back to Toronto for the third and final installment of our "What Makes Technology in Practice Unique" series...
Marlon Hylton | Head of Discovery Management, Cassels Brock
Marlon was a first-time Technology in Practice speaker last year when he joined two panels to discuss the "Evolution of Legal Project Management" and "Legal Services Innovation", and we are so glad that he is joining us once again in 2015.
When he's not speaking at Technology in Practice, Marlon is an associate in the Advocacy Group and Head of Discovery Management at Cassels Brock. In this role, Marlon designs customized and strategic discovery solutions for litigation matters through collaboration with the firm’s litigators and clients.
Marlon is committed to providing advice and direction on every stage of the ediscovery process to ensure legal defensibility, cost-effectiveness and efficiency. He also applies his experience as a member of the Ontario ediscovery Implementation Committee and the Sedona Conference Working Group 7 to implement forward-looking principles and ediscovery best practices..
Q1. What do you find most valuable about attending Technology in Practice?
"The practical focus on real issues of the day. I find that there is usually content that I can take away and apply in my practice immediately. As a speaker, I find the sharing of information that the conference facilitates among speakers to be tremendously valuable."
Q2. What differentiates Technology in Practice from other conference in the industry?
"The content at Technology in Practice, in my view, strikes a great balance between the technical/technology and the legal. I find it to be tricky for conferences in this space to strike the right balance."
A special thank you to Marlon Hylton for his valuable insight, kind words and support over the past two years!
Only one week remains to register for Technology in Practice 2015. Don't miss the opportunity to attend this unique and educational event.
