Mathew Hookings oversees the development of technology for efficient administration of settlements for claimants in complex collective actions. His primary focus is the ongoing development of CPNav, Epiq Solutions Europe’s proprietary claims administration platform. His responsibilities include platform architecture and technical development, as well as APIs and integrations integral to reliable, scalable solutions for clients and claimants.
Mathew has more than 14 years of development experience across legal services and the public sector. He joined Epiq upon its acquisition of Case Pilots in 2025, having worked at the company since 2021 developing technology for collective and class action administration.
He has played a foundational role in building and deploying technology for claims resolution in collective actions before the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), including claims involving McLaren, Meta Platforms, Amazon, Google, and Rightmove. Earlier in his career, Mathew held development roles with Chelmsford City Council, Basildon Borough Council, and Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Games and Programming Skills from the University of East London.
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