Why the Claimant Engagement Layer Is the Most Underinvested Part of Collective Redress
Almost no collective action has governed engagement infrastructure that treats participation as a structural asset, not a marketing activity.
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Participation Risk Is Portfolio Risk: A Framework for Litigation Funders
Funders scrutinise legal merits and quantum in depth. Why participation deserves the same due diligence — and how the Claimant Participation Opinion helps.
CAT Proceedings and Participation Infrastructure: What Law Firms Get Wrong
Recent CAT certification decisions show operational assumptions attracting real scrutiny. Here's why participation is becoming a genuine differentiator in CAT proceedings.
The Seven Points Where Collective Actions Break
Collective actions rarely fail in one dramatic moment. They leak participation at seven predictable points in the claimant journey — and legal merit alone cannot stop it.
Why Most Collective Actions Fail Before They Reach Court
Most collective actions fail before court — not at trial, but through claimant attrition, data failures, and communication breakdowns that compound over time.
Building Trust at Scale: Communication Strategies for Large Claimant Groups
Key takeaways Why trust is the operative variable in collective redress When a large claimant group falls apart, the instinct is usually to blame the legal process. But in most […]
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