Administrative Law

Administrative law practice includes the provision of legal assistance in matters related to interaction with state authorities, including the challenge of their decisions, actions, or failure to act.

Key Areas of Legal Assistance:
— Obtaining and renewal of licenses and other permits;
— Challenging decisions, actions (or omissions) of state authorities and officials;
— Protection of clients’ interests during inspections conducted by supervisory and regulatory authorities;
— Representation in matters related to administrative procedures;
— Protection of the rights and interests of individuals and legal entities in relation to petitions, applications, and official requests;
— Defense and representation in administrative offense cases.

Types of Legal Assistance Provided:
— Oral consultations regarding interaction with public authorities;
— Drafting of complaints, applications, petitions, responses to petitions and official requests;
— Representation before courts, state authorities, and other institutions;
— Development of a legal position in administrative offense proceedings;
— Participation in administrative proceedings as a representative (defense counsel);
— Legal assessment of documents and business activities for compliance with applicable legislation.

Stages of Legal Assistance:
1. Collection of initial information and documents; clarification of the client’s objectives.
2. In-depth analysis of the situation and detailed review of documentation.
3. Oral consultation, explanation of legal prospects, and development of a legal strategy.
4. Determination of the scope of legal services required to protect the client’s interests.
5. Ongoing protection of the client’s interests, taking into account the specifics of the matter.
6. Where necessary — challenging decisions of state authorities.