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Claims for Crown Court Defence (CCCD)

Would you like to know how to submit a claim through Claim for Crown Court Defence (CCCD) for LGFS?

This webinar video tells you how.

It has been specifically designed to provide solicitors with an overview of the claims for crown court defence system (CCCD). It will allow you to explore the functionality of CCCD and how to submit a claim on the system. We will be covering the evidence required to ensure you are paid first time, thus helping reduce the number of redeterminations.

Accompanying slides

(PPTX, 14 MB)

Your questions

(PDF, 346 KB)

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Crown Court Billing AGFS/LGFS

Claims for Crown Court Defence (CCCD)