Clare Ducksbury is founder and CEO of Case Pilots, a firm specializing in mass claims and class action administration, bringing more than 24 years of experience to the field. Her career began in 1998 as project manager for the Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation Claims Resolution Tribunal in Switzerland, where she managed more than 70,000 complex claims filed from 27 countries in 20 languages.
She went on to spend a decade as a partner at Forensic Risk Alliance, based in New York, leading compensation programs and litigation support work on major matters, including Holocaust reparations programs in Switzerland, the UK, and the US, the Birmingham City Council equal pay case, and marine hose antitrust settlements.
Since founding Case Pilots five and a half years before being profiled, Ducksbury has built a specialist team focused on UK and European collective actions, growing the company's workforce by 433 percent and its business contacts by 877 percent during the pandemic. She emphasizes team empowerment and efficient data management for claimants, drawing inspiration from other female legal leaders, and continues to focus on expanding the firm's European presence and helping shape the UK's collective action regime.
