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DOC MT–WW1 Who we work with Rev. 2026.07 UK·EU·US

Built to work with you. Not around you.

CF1 integrates into existing case structures — strengthening participation without disrupting delivery.

This clause sets out who CF1 serves, and where it sits in the structures they already run.

Tab 02 · The connective layer MT–WW1 / 002
Clause 02 The connective layer

Three parties carry a claim. Participation sits between them.

Every collective action rests on the same three parties:

WW–01
Law firms — strategy, filing and advocacy
WW–02
Foundations (stichtings) — governance and claimant representation
WW–03
Litigation funders — capital and risk

Each of the three does its part expertly. Participation — the system that decides whether claimants register, stay engaged and reach distribution — is the layer no single role was set up to own.

That layer is ours to run.

It’s the same with the suppliers a case strings together — lead-gen, PR, software vendors, administrators. Each owns a slice; the participation layer runs across them all. See the landscape →

Tab 03 · Independence MT–WW1 / 003
Clause 03 Independence

Independent by structure.
Neutral by design.

Mediatasks is independently owned and operated. We do not share ownership, management, operational teams or business premises with any law firm, litigation funder or foundation, and no such organisation controls our business.

That lets us work within the structure our clients choose, alongside the law firms, funders, experts and providers they appoint.

Law firmsStrategy & advocacyRole · Law
FoundationsGovernance & representationRole · Governance
FundersCapital & riskRole · Capital
Mediatasks · CF1 layerParticipation system
Independently owned & operated
Role · Participation
Working interface · No ownership, management or operational line connects the layer to any party.
FIG. WW–1 (rev.) — Three parties, one independent participation layer.

One role in the case: participation.

We don’t practise law.
We don’t fund cases.
We don’t govern claimant foundations.

We provide the participation infrastructure that works between them.

Table WW–2 · Roles in the case
Law firm
Legal strategy & advocacy
Foundation
Governance & representation
Funder
Capital & risk
Experts
Specialist functions
Mediatasks
Participation infrastructure

One layer, serving every party. Owned by none of them.

Tab 04 · Law firms MT–WW1 / 004
Clause 04 Law firms

Law firms

“A properly reasoned and researched estimate of likely take-up is crucial to understanding the actual value of a claim.”

Competition Appeal Tribunal

We support law firms to build stronger cases — better participation strategy, clearer documentation and defensible projections.

  • Participation modelling and case assessment
  • Document and evidence framework
  • Strategic participation and take-up support
  • Court-ready reporting and expert validation

Legal strategy stays with the firm. CF1 supplies the participation evidence the strategy stands on.

Tab 05 · Stichtings MT–WW1 / 005
Clause 05 Foundations (stichtings)

Foundations (stichtings)

“Effective collective redress relies on coordination, not just good intentions.”

Competition Appeal Tribunal

We help foundations discharge their responsibility with confidence — through structured processes, transparency and cross-border coordination.

  • Governance and decision-making support
  • Claimant engagement and communication
  • Cross-border participation infrastructure
  • Transparency, reporting and accountability

The foundation represents the class. CF1 gives it the operating system to do so — evidenced, auditable and consistent across jurisdictions.

Tab 06 · Funders MT–WW1 / 006
Clause 06 Litigation funders

Litigation funders

“An outcome cannot be considered a success where a significant gap remains between projected and actual returns.”

Gutmann v First MTR South Western Trains Ltd & Anor [2025] CAT 72

We deliver the visibility funders need to make informed decisions — before, during and after participation.

  • Take-up forecasting and risk analysis
  • Participation tracking and live intelligence
  • Performance reporting and outcome analysis
  • Protecting capital through better data

Participation is where projected returns become actual returns. CF1 makes that measurable, case by case.

Tab 07 · Ecosystem MT–WW1 / 007
Clause 07 The wider ecosystem

No single provider delivers every part of a collective action.

And increasingly, they shouldn’t. CF1 is designed to support that structure — an ecosystem of providers working as one system.

Alongside the three parties, we work with

  • Claims administrators
  • Technology providers
  • Data and verification partners
  • Communications teams

If you work in this space and want to be part of that system — we’d like to hear from you.

Tab 08 · Method MT–WW1 / 008
Clause 08 How we work

How we work

The same method, whichever seat you hold in the case.

Step 01 · Review
We assess your current case structure and identify where participation risks sit.
Step 02 · Design
We build the engagement and participation infrastructure around your case structure.
Step 03 · Implement
We deploy, monitor and adjust the system across the full lifecycle of the case.
Tab 09 · Next step MT–WW1 / 009
Clause 09 Next step

Stronger cases start with stronger systems.

Wherever you sit — firm, foundation or funder — CF1 works within the structure you already run, and answers to the case rather than to any one party in it.