Expert Legal Support in Administrative Law

ALC – Your Most Trusted Partner in Dealings with Public Authorities

Administrative law is a branch of public law that regulates the activities of state bodies and their interactions with individuals. It focuses on how public authorities exercise their powers, ensuring adherence to the rule of law, respect for individual rights, and fulfillment of obligations toward citizens. Administrative law plays a critical role in maintaining a balance between governmental authority and individual freedoms. This area of law is essential for reviewing the legality of administrative decisions, resolving administrative disputes, and ensuring that public authorities operate within legal boundaries.

Within the scope of administrative law services, ALC provides its clients with legal assistance in resolving disputes concerning decisions made by state bodies, drafting and submitting administrative complaints, legal support during disputes with public authorities, and representation in administrative court proceedings. For many years, ALC's experts have been delivering comprehensive legal support to protect clients' rights and ensure that administrative bodies act in accordance with the law.

Our experts review the legality of administrative decisions that individuals may be dissatisfied with and, when necessary, prepare and submit complaints or legal claims to the relevant public authorities. Additionally, we actively protect our clients' interests in administrative disputes and work diligently to ensure full restoration of their legal rights.

Our services include:

1. Legal examination of acts issued by administrative bodies (relevant executive authorities, their local and other subdivisions, municipalities, and individuals or legal entities authorized by law to issue administrative acts) to ensure compliance with the law;
2. Drafting complaints against unlawful acts or denial decisions of administrative authorities and, if necessary, representing the client before the respective authorities;
3. Preparing claims and collecting necessary documentation to challenge administrative decisions or acts in court in alignment with the client's interests;
4. Providing legal representation by an attorney to defend the client's rights and interests before judicial authorities;
5. Monitoring the enforcement process to ensure the proper execution of court decisions.