Identify the specific decision or omission and its date
Administrative decisions, grievances and disputes
Administrative Law
The firm handles disputes involving individuals or private entities and administrative bodies within the scope permitted by law, including review of the challenged decision or omission, its basis, procedure, timing and competent forum. Prior correspondence and grievances may be procedurally significant and are reviewed carefully.
SCOPE OF WORK
How the firm assists in this area
The scope of service is defined after reviewing the facts, documents and competent forum. Depending on the matter, the engagement may include:
- Grievances against administrative decisions
- Annulment proceedings where legal conditions are met
- Disputes concerning an alleged failure to take a legally required decision where applicable
- Public-service and employment-related administrative disputes within jurisdiction
- Compensation claims connected with administrative action where legally supportable
- Formal correspondence and applications to administrative bodies
OUR APPROACH
From documents to action
Review grievances, responses and prior correspondence
Check deadlines and jurisdiction before commencing proceedings
Frame the relief around the documentary record and identified legal ground
FAQ
Initial information before contacting us
Why is the date of an administrative decision important?
Some administrative procedures are subject to strict time limits. The decision and evidence of notification or knowledge should therefore be preserved.
What if the authority does not answer my request?
The request, governing framework and whether a decision was legally required must first be examined before assessing the effect of the omission and available route.
Do you have a matter in this practice area?
Start with a brief initial contact. Do not send confidential documents or highly sensitive case details through the public form.