On July 8 2025, Epiq announced the acquisition of Case Pilots. Read Article
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Cumulative estimated class size for all UK competition class actions
50
Of the UK population would be willing to join a class action
20+
Class actions in the UK
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Case Pilots are the leading litigation support partner for legal teams engaged in class actions, group litigation and mass claims. We offer complete, end-to-end litigation services that put the client and the claimants first. We can also handle defendant-side support with our extensive products and solutions.
Our claims management services and accompanying software products can effectively manage all aspects of a legal case at scale. From 100 to 100 million claimants; Case Pilots can handle it all, from client conversion to settlement distribution.
Whether your case deals with data protection, big tech, miss-selling, anti-trust, cartel activity, equal pay, financial institutions, shareholder, securities, bitcoin/cryptocurrency or any other sector, Case Pilots can help you achieve your litigation goals.
Case Pilots Navigator (fondly known as "CPNav") is a cutting-edge platform that automates and streamlines the entire process of managing class action claims, from client conversion to settlement distribution.
With Case Pilots Navigator you can leverage our expertise and technology to handle complex logistics, maximise efficiencies, and deliver value to claimants.
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On July 8, 2025, Epiq announced the acquisition of Case Pilots, a prominent UK claims administration firm, to expand its class action and group litigation offerings across the UK and Continental Europe. With over 30 years of experience and a track record of handling some of the largest settlements globally, Epiq enhances its technology and expertise in collective action management.
In January the long-running Ro-Ro shipping cartel and Dr Rachael Kent’s £1.5 billion Apple App Store trials began, Christine Riefa’s certification bid was rejected, Prof Andreas Stephan won his Amazon carriage dispute, Justin Le Patourel sought to appeal his BT ruling, Wirral Council’s FSMA representative action was struck out, and Walter Merricks’s Mastercard claim neared a £200 million settlement.