Administrative law

If a public authority’s decision affects your rights or a request remains unanswered, we help you understand which steps to consider. We review the original request, the authority’s reasons and proof of service to prepare requests, challenges or court proceedings. At the first discussion, mention any proceedings already started concerning the same decision.

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Situations we can help with

You have received a decision, refusal or reply from a public authority.
A submitted request has not received the expected response or you want to discuss an administrative measure’s effects.

Legal services

Examination of individual administrative decisions and the reasons given by the authority.
Drafting of requests to public bodies and preliminary submissions relevant to the matter.
Preparation of proceedings concerning annulment of a decision or refusal to handle a request.
Review of requests to suspend a decision’s effects and seek compensation for loss.

From consultation to the next steps

Request and reply
We review the original request and complete decision to understand the authority’s reasons and the legal issue raised.
The document trail
We match registration references, communication dates and steps already taken.
Options for a challenge
We assess how the measure affects you and discuss available steps in light of the documents and communications in your case.

What to prepare for your consultation

Keep the complete decision, its reference number and evidence of when you received it.
Collect submitted requests, registration acknowledgements and all replies, including interim ones.
Explain the practical effect of the measure on you and whether other proceedings concern the same decision.

Frequently asked questions

Does the date I received the decision matter?

Yes. The service date is relevant when assessing applicable deadlines. Keep proof of receipt and note the exact date; the specific deadline needs to be checked against the decision and procedure involved.

What should I prepare if no reply has arrived?

The full request, proof of registration and subsequent correspondence. Explain what you asked for and identify any replies, including interim responses.

Should I mention other ongoing proceedings?

Yes. State whether the same decision is involved in another request, challenge or case and which documents have already been served.

Discuss your matter with a lawyer

A consultation helps identify the documents to review and the matters for which you seek assistance. Give a brief outline, then discuss the details directly with the lawyer.

The scope of assistance, fees and working arrangements are agreed before the engagement is confirmed.