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Administrative Litigation
We represent you before the administrative courts in challenges to administrative decisions, compensation claims and government contract disputes.
Administrative disputes arise when a decision or action of a government body affects the rights of an individual or a business, or when a government contract is disputed. We review the decision and its legality, file the grievance with the relevant body within the deadline, and represent you before the administrative courts of the Board of Grievances in annulment, compensation and administrative contract claims.
Scope of service
What we do
Annulment of Administrative Decisions
Challenging decisions that breach the regulations, after the grievance stage and within the statutory deadlines.
Compensation Claims
Claiming compensation for harm caused by decisions or actions of government bodies.
Government Contract Disputes
Representing contractors in disputes over payments, price adjustments, penalties and termination of government contracts.
Expropriation
Reviewing expropriation procedures and claiming fair compensation where it falls short.
Disciplinary Cases
Defending employees in disciplinary cases before the competent authorities.
How we work
Our approach
- 01
Review the Decision
We review the decision or action and when you learned of it, and set the deadlines for the grievance and the claim.
- 02
Grievance
We prepare the grievance to the relevant body and follow it during its period.
- 03
File the Claim
We prepare the statement of claim and supporting documents and file them with the competent administrative court.
- 04
Advocacy and Follow-Up
We appear at hearings and follow the judgment, appeals and enforcement.
The team
Who will work on your matter
FAQ
Before you get in touch
Is a grievance required before an administrative claim?
For many claims the law requires a grievance to the body first, within a set period. Missing the deadline can bar the claim, so contact us as soon as you learn of the decision.
Can a government body be sued over a contract?
Yes. The administrative courts hear disputes over contracts to which a government body is a party, including claims for payments, compensation or price adjustment.
How long does an administrative case take?
It depends on the type of claim and the levels of appeal. We explain the expected stages once we have reviewed the case.
Discuss Your Administrative Matter With Us
Send the decision or contract and the date you learned of it, and we will set out the deadlines and next steps.