London, England — Legal experts and litigators from across the globe will converge on London for the Perfect Law: Global Class Actions and Mass Torts Conference, scheduled for April 24-25. This prestigious event aims to present a platform for prominent international legal figures to exchange pioneering insights and discuss recent trends and advancements in the field.
Among the speakers are Sylvie Rodrigue, Ad. E., Managing Partner at Torys’ Montréal office, and Partner Sarah Whitmore. They will take part in discussions that delve deeply into the nuances and emerging practices in the realm of class actions and mass tort litigation, areas of law that are particularly complex and constantly evolving.
Rodrigue is set to address significant topical issues during the “Forum Shopping” panel on April 24 at 4:15 p.m. The session will scrutinize predictions for future class action landscapes, explore defense strategies concerning jurisdiction, and question whether U.K.-based citizens are capable of participating in lawsuits taking place in the U.S., thus analyzing the transnational reach of such actions.
On the following day at the same time, Whitmore will contribute to the “Ethical Issues in Class Actions” panel. This discussion is earmarked to explore the dynamics and ethical considerations in communications between defense teams and class members during trials, a critical aspect of class action litigations that can influence the fairness and outcome of proceedings.
The conference will serve as a critical gathering for sharing knowledge and strategies among lawyers who navigate the increasingly global nature of class actions and mass torts. The discussions are intended to foster a deeper understanding of how these complex legal maneuvers function across different legal frameworks worldwide.
To gain additional insights about the conference and the range of topics to be covered, interested parties can visit the Perfect Law website.
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