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Event Agenda
Experience the pinnacle of legal discourse at the PerfectLaw Conference, where our agenda and sessions seamlessly blend cutting-edge insights with unparalleled expertise.
Registration + Coffee
Panel 1
The Present and Future of Collective Redress in Europe
Panel 2
Litigation Funding of Collective Redress Cases
Coffee Break
Panel 3
Privacy, Data & Tech: The New Frontier of Class Actions
Lunch
Panel 4
Anti Trust – Global Cases
Panel 5
Looking After the Public Good and the Environment through Collective Redress
Coffee Break
Panel 6
Defective Products and Mass Torts
Panel 7
Global Mass Litigation
Networking reception
event speakers
We have selected the world’s leading legal and litigation experts to share their knowledge in the realms of Class Actions and Mass Torts. Their unparalleled expertise offers attendees not just information, but transformative insights from the pinnacle of legal discourse.
Ticket Price
26 September
PERFECT LAW Florence 2025 Conference Ticket
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£400
- 1-Day Pass Conference Ticket including all sessions.
- Food And Drinks Throughout The Conference included.
- Post-Conference Networking Reception with Complimentary Food and Drinks included.
directions to the venue
Camera di Commercio di Firenze
Camera di Commercio di Firenze
Piazza dei Giudici, 3, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
How to get there
From Florence Airport (FLR) – Amerigo Vespucci
Take the T2 tram (every 5–10 mins) from the airport towards Unità.
Alight at Unità (last stop), then walk ~12 mins through the city centre to Piazza dei Giudici.
Alternatively, take a taxi (approx. 20 mins) directly to the venue.
From Pisa International Airport (PSA)
Take the PisaMover shuttle to Pisa Centrale station (5 mins), then board a regional train to Florence SMN (50–60 mins).
From Firenze Santa Maria Novella station (SMN), the venue is a 15–20 min walk or a short taxi ride away.
From Firenze Santa Maria Novella (SMN), Florence’s main station:
Walk east along Via Panzani > Via de’ Cerretani > pass the Duomo > down Via del Proconsolo until you reach Piazza dei Giudici. (~15–20 mins walk)
Or take a taxi (5–10 mins) from outside the station.
Get to Chamber of Commerce, Florence by car
From the A1 motorway (Autostrada del Sole), take the Firenze Sud exit. After the toll, follow signs for Viale Europa and continue straight for approximately 4 km.
At the large roundabout, follow signs for Centro (city centre) and head towards Lungarno del Tempio. Continue along the river, then cross Ponte alle Grazie bridge.
After crossing the bridge, turn left onto Lungarno Generale Diaz, and continue straight. The venue, Piazza dei Giudici, is just ahead on the right, adjacent to the Museo Galileo and near the Uffizi Gallery.
🚗 Note: The venue is located in a ZTL (Zona a Traffico Limitato). Access is restricted during certain hours unless you have a permit. We recommend parking at a nearby garage:
• Garage Palazzo Vecchio (Via Vinegia, 13r) – 5-minute walk
• Garage delle Terme (Borgo S. Jacopo, 10) – 8-minute walk
Please check with your hotel or parking provider about temporary ZTL access if needed.
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- 26 September 2025
- Camera di Commercio di Firenze
- Piazza dei Giudici, 3, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy