Blank Rome partner Deborah Greenspan will serve as a panelist at Perfect Law’s Global Class Actions and Mass Torts Conference, being held May 23 through 24, 2024, in London.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The Global Class Actions and Mass Torts Conference is a prestigious international event that focuses on the concept of collective redress, which refers to legal mechanisms that allow a large group of individuals who have suffered similar harm or injury to pursue their claims together as a single entity.
ABOUT THE SESSION
Deborah’s session, “Settlements,” will take place on Thursday, May 23, from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.
Panelists:
- Chair: Steven Weisbrot, President and Chief Executive Officer, Angeion (U.S.)
- Sabrina Lombardi, Parter, Class Action Litigation, McKenzie Lake (Canada)
- Judge Bernard Murphy, Justice of the Federal Court of Australia (Australia)
- Judge Larisa Alwin, Appellate Judge in The Amsterdam Court of Appeal (Netherlands)
- Deborah Greenspan, Partner, Blank Rome (U.S.)
Other sessions include:
- Empirical Data and Recent Developments from the UK, U.S., and Europe
- The Conditions to Certify a Class Action in Different Jurisdictions
- Lawyers and Class Representatives’ Role in the Litigation
- Models of Damages Assessment
- Parallel Cross Border Litigation Plaintiff and Defendant Perspective
- Privacy and Data Breach Regulation and Safety
- Breach of Privacy and Data Misuse Class Actions—Artificial Intelligence, Data Transfers, and Minors
- Competition—Price Fixing, Anti-Competitive Agreements, and Unlawful Practices
- Regulatory Control and Litigation as a Result of Abuse of Dominant Position
- International Mass Torts and Product Liability Class Actions
- Bundling Claims Together—Group Litigation and Assignment
- Securities Collective Redress
- Environment, Climate Change, and ESG
- The Absent Class Members—Notice and Case Management, Distribution of Damages, and Legal Tech Solutions
- Rules for Disclosure
- Funders’ Rights of Remuneration and Funders’ Contribution to Access to Justice
- Contractual Clauses Aimed to Restrict Collective Proceedings, e.g., Arbitration, Jurisdiction, and Time Limits
For more information and to register, please visit the event webpage.
