Practice Area
Administrative Law
Expert representation in annulment and full-remedy actions against administrative acts, public procurement, zoning disputes and administrative sanctions.
Overview
We handle annulment and full-remedy actions against unlawful administrative acts, managing every stage from stay-of-execution requests through cassation.
Public procurement, zoning plan amendments, expropriation, civil-servant discipline and administrative fines are our core workstreams. Our founder's experience before the administrative courts brings a strong practical perspective.
What We Do
- Annulment actions against administrative acts
- Full-remedy (indemnity) actions
- Public procurement law and complaints before the Public Procurement Authority
- Zoning and urban planning disputes
- Expropriation and compensation determination actions
- Challenges against administrative fines
Our Approach
We use pre-litigation administrative remedies correctly and evaluate settlement paths with the client before initiating court proceedings.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the deadline to challenge an administrative act?
- The general deadline is 60 days before the administrative courts and 30 days before the tax courts; special statutes may set different periods.
- How is a stay of execution obtained?
- The act must be manifestly unlawful and its enforcement must be capable of causing damage that is difficult to remedy — both conditions must be met together.
- What remedies exist for a bidder excluded from a public tender?
- A complaint to the contracting authority, an objection before the Public Procurement Authority and, failing resolution, an annulment action before the administrative court.