Blank Rome partner Deborah Greenspan will serve as a panelist at Perfect Law’s Global Class Actions and Mass Torts Conference London 2026, being held April 22 through 23, 2026, in London, England. Blank Rome is pleased to be a sponsor of the conference.

About the Conference

The Global Class Actions and Mass Torts Conference is an 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.

Deborah’s session, “Redress Schemes and Settlement Programs,” will take place on Thursday, April 23.

About the Session

This panel will explore key aspects of designing and implementing redress schemes, including advertising the scheme, the role of the administrator, managing the resolution of claims, distribution plans, and the prevention of false claims, offering practical insight into large-scale settlement frameworks.

The discussion will also address recent developments in collective redress, including the UK motor finance redress scheme confirmed by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, one of the most significant industry-wide compensation programs to date, expected to impact millions of consumers and reshape approaches to large-scale claims resolution.

Panelists:

  • Alex Neill, Co-founder and CEO, Consumer Voice
  • Greg Haber, Vice President of International Class Actions, Verita Global
  • Deborah Greenspan, Partner, Blank Rome LLP
  • Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, United States District Court for the Northern District of California
  • David Greene, Senior Partner, Edwin Coe LLP

Other sessions include:

  • Comparative Legal Frameworks—EU, U.S., UK, Canada, Australia
  • Global Trends in Litigation Funding for Class Actions
  • Settlement Mechanisms and Objectors' Rights
  • NGOs, Consumer Organizations, and Class Representative Duties
  • Different Thresholds for Class Certification Across Jurisdictions
  • Multijurisdictional Class Actions: Can Europe Create Its Own MDL?
  • Foreign Judgments, Global Settlements, and Follow-On Collective Proceedings: Cross-Border Litigation in Action
  • Trends in Global Mass Torts and Public Nuisance
  • International Product Liability Cases
  • Financing and Technology in Class Action Management
  • Damages Calculation and the Role of the Expert
  • Opt-In, Mass Arbitration, and Book Building of Class Members for Collective Redress
  • Discovery, Confidentiality & Cross-Border Evidence
  • Innovation in Class Action Notice and Claim Distribution
  • Data Privacy, Cybersecurity, and GDPR Class Actions
  • The Value of Your Data—Calculating Damages for Data Breach Class Actions
  • Securities and ESG Claims Against International Companies
  • Competition and Antitrust Collective Claims
  • Environmental Social Justice and Climate Litigation
  • The Rise of Global Class Action Hubs—Where Next?

For more information and to register, please visit the event webpage.