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Administrative Law

Relations with Public Administration

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Defense of Legality & Protection of Private and Public Rights

Administrative Law is a cornerstone of our practice. We advise our clients in their various interactions with public and quasi-public entities, ensuring absolute respect for legality and the defense of their rights and legitimate interests.

Our team has extensive experience in drafting complex legal opinions, handling ordinary and special administrative procedures, and providing expert representation in administrative complaints and hierarchical appeals.

In administrative litigation, we represent clients in lawsuits challenging administrative acts and regulations, seeking orders for the performance of mandatory acts, and pursuing non-contractual liability claims against the State and other public entities.

Practice Focus

  • Challenging Administrative Acts
  • Public Civil Liability
  • Legal Opinions and Advisory
  • Hierarchical Appeals
  • Administrative Fines and Sanctions
  • advising private individuals and corporations in their relations with public entities (Central and Local Government, Public Enterprises, Public Institutes and Foundations, State-Owned Corporations, etc.), specifically in administrative procedures, authorizations, and licensing
  • drafting petitions and requests to public entities and monitoring the subsequent administrative procedures
  • advising on Projects of National Interest (PIN)
  • advising on and monitoring licensing processes (environmental, industrial, etc.)
  • representing clients in litigation seeking the annulment of administrative acts and regulations
  • representing clients in contractual and tort liability lawsuits against the Public Administration
  • representing clients in lawsuits seeking to compel the Public Administration to perform mandatory duties
  • filing for interim relief in administrative courts, particularly requests for the suspension of administrative decisions
  • pursuing court orders to compel the public administration to allow file inspection, document access, and information disclosure
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