Guidance

Capture Redress Scheme: legal costs framework

This guidance sets out the legal costs the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) will cover for Capture Redress Scheme applicants.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade and Department for Business and Trade
• Published: 29 October 2025
• Last updated: 11 March 2026
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  1. 11 March 2026

     Jung & Co Solicitors added to the list of legal representatives who have agreed to this costs framework.

  2. 25 February 2026

     Bhatia Best Solicitors have been to added to the list of legal representatives who have agreed to this costs framework.

  3. 10 February 2026

     Hunt Solicitors has been added to the list of legal representatives who have agreed to the costs framework.

  4. 9 December 2025

     Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors have been added to the list of legal representatives who have agreed to the costs framework.

  5. 18 November 2025

     Schofield Sweeney added to the list of legal representatives who have agreed to the costs framework.

  6. 5 November 2025

     Bailoran Solicitors added to the list of legal representatives who have agreed to this costs framework.

  7. 29 October 2025

     First published.

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The government has agreed to meet the reasonable legal costs of postmasters making an application through the Capture Redress Scheme.

This guidance sets out what those costs are and which legal representatives have already agreed to work to them.