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Trusted by the best, we’ve partnered with leading group litigation firms in the UK to drive results.

With a proven track record in onboarding claimants, we give you the tools to focus on what matters – winning cases.

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  • Qualified claimants, ready to act: We deliver pre-screened, eligible claimants directly to you.
  • Streamlined onboarding: Our user-friendly tech ensures claimants are onboarded quickly and efficiently.
  • Scalable support: Whether you’re managing one case or many, we help you build solid, scalable group actions.

 

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Join the Claim becomes FCA regulated claims management company

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Join the Claim becomes FCA regulated claims management company

Join the Claim is now authorised and regulated by the FCA for regulated claims management...
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Law Commission review could reshape the future of UK collective actions

The Law Commission has launched a major review into whether England and Wales should introduce...
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Claimant volume alone is no longer enough in group actions

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Why experience matters in claimant onboarding

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Meta’s ad restrictions raise new challenges for claimant acquisition in tech litigation

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Making claiming proportionate and worthwhile: why friction matters in opt-out cases

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Social media addiction verdict raises new liability questions for tech platforms

A California jury has held Meta and YouTube liable in a social media addiction case....
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Distribution by design: how the CAT is reshaping opt-out collective actions

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The participation gap: why low take-up in opt-out claims is a structural issue

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CarGurus data breach: why UK claimant firms should be paying attention

Reports that a cyberattack may have exposed data relating to more than 12 million CarGurus...
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From litigation success to delivered redress: why participation is the real test of the UK’s opt-out regime

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