Eleven partners, one procedure
Founded in 2016 to do collective work properly: fewer actions, run to judgment, with the claimant kept informed throughout.
A boutique is a choice, not a stage.
Most firms bringing collective claims are departments of much larger organisations, where this work competes internally for the resources it needs. We are eleven partners and forty-two other people, and there is nothing else here to compete with.
The consequence is selection. We take on two or three new actions a year, each assessed against the same three questions: can the loss be proved across the class, can the action be funded to trial without compromise, and can the claimants be kept properly informed for the years that will take.
If the answer to any of them is no, we say so and decline.
We would rather run eleven actions well than thirty badly. The claimants in the thirty would agree.
- Recovered for claimants
- £1.4bn
- Registered claimants
- 112,600
- Certified actions
- 11 of 13
- Live matters
- 6
- Committed funding
- £38m
Position at 31 July 2026. Recovery figures are aggregate across concluded actions, 2019–2025.
Six commitments, tested against every action
These are the standards a claimant is entitled to hold us to, and the ones we apply when deciding whether to take a claim on.
Choosing the forum is the first substantive decision
A payments practice operating in twenty countries produces the same loss under three procedural regimes. Which one a claim is brought under determines the class definition, the funding structure, the timetable and, frequently, the recovery.
Three offices, one file
A claim is run from the jurisdiction it is brought in, on a single claimant record visible to every office working on it.
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United Kingdom
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United States
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Netherlands
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