Administrative disputes are public law disputes that arose between authorities and individuals. The main characteristic of the administrative dispute is that one of its parties must be an authority which is a public institution, public authority, or body of local self-government, or their officers or officials.
Effective interaction between private and public sectors is a prerequisite for the creation of an attractive business environment. However, the procedures of obtaining authorisations, administrative service provision, and conduct of inspections by controlling bodies in a changing regulatory environment are associated with numerous administrative disputes.
Lexnavigator’s associates have a unique experience of effective advising on most complex court disputes with public authorities. We engage highly qualified professionals to conduct legal due diligence and expert examination as well as leading research institutions to provide expert opinions on the points of law.
Administrative disputes that we can help to resolve include those related to:
- tax matters
- customs matters
- migration
- pensions
- disputes in the field of state registration of titles to real property
- labour disputes in connection with the service in the public sector
- disputes in the area of city planning, territory planning, architectural activities
- disputes with control authorities
- disputes with public authorities and local self-governments
- electoral disputes
- challenging the decisions, resolutions, regulations, or ad hoc directives
- challenging the acts or omissions of the authorities
- challenging the decisions of attestation, tender, competition, contest commissions, interview panels, or social security medical assessment boards
Our services include:
- our specialist legal advice
- studying court documents
- case law research and analysis
- audit of the cause of action and analysis of the potential trial outcomes
- development of strategy and alternative solutions for resolution purposes
- drafting submissions
- pre-trial dispute settlement
- collection of the evidential base
- application of provisional remedies (injunction, etc.)
- representation in courts
- appealing the court judgments
- enforcement of court judgments