Administrative law
Administrative law
When a public authority's decision affects your work, activities or rights.
A refusal, fine or institutional decision can have direct consequences for you or your business. We review the decision alongside the procedure that led to it: who made it, on what facts and with what reasoning. This analysis identifies the competent body, the remedy to seek and the deadlines that must be observed.
When we can help
- An institution has refused your application, licence or entitlement.
- You have received a fine or administrative measure that you consider unfounded.
- A public authority's decision threatens the continuation of your activities.
What an engagement may include
- Appeals and applications in administrative proceedings
- Representation in administrative litigation
- Licensing, fines and administrative measures
- Disputes concerning subsidies and public funding
- Applications for interim protection where appropriate
The lawyer's institutional experience provides insight into how public decisions are made and implemented. In each matter, we assess the need for an administrative appeal, court proceedings and interim protection separately.
What to prepare
The complete decision, proof and date of receipt, previous applications and the documents from the proceedings.