Payments made
Our Annual Report 2005-2006 details a range of legal aid statistics about applications, grants and costs. It also includes our audited accounts.
To coincide with publication of our Annual Report we publish information on payments made to all firms of solicitors, solicitor advocates and advocates in 2005-2006 for legal aid work. View in web page format payments made information for:
- Firms of solicitors
- in alphabetical order or in order of total payments made
- Advocates
- in alphabetical order or in order of total payments made
- Solicitor advocates
- in alphabetical order or in order of total payments made
- Payments made information for 2004-2005 is available online and previous years are available through our annual report archive.
About the information shown
The amounts shown are rounded to the nearest £100. You should read our notes below explaining the information shown.
Firm earnings
This table shows what we paid to solicitors' firms between 1 April 2005 and 31 March 2006. It includes BACS payments transferred to the firms' bank accounts and cheques dated between those dates. In some cases, money may have been paid to a firm, but returned to us, and any such amounts put through our accounts system between those dates have been deducted. If a firm has repaid us money in a year later than the original payment, they may be shown as having been paid a negative figure.
Advocates
This table shows what we paid to the Faculty of Advocates for each advocate between 1 April 2005 and 31 March 2006. It includes BACS payments transferred to the Faculty's bank accounts and cheques dated between those dates. In some cases, money may have been paid to the Faculty, but returned to us, and any such amounts put through our accounts system between those dates have been deducted. If an advocate has repaid us money in a year later than the original payment, they may be shown as having been paid a negative figure.
Solicitor advocates
This table shows what we paid to firms for each solicitor advocate between 1 April 2005 and 31 March 2006. It includes BACS payments transferred to the firms' bank accounts and cheques dated between those dates. In some cases, money may have been paid to the firm, but returned to us, and any such amounts put through our accounts system between those dates have been deducted. If a solicitor advocate has repaid us money in a year later than the original payment, they may be shown as having been paid a negative figure.