Disputes

Administrative Law

When a public authority gets a decision wrong, there is a route to challenge it — but the time limit is short and unforgiving.

What I handle

Clear advice for complex decisions.

Challenging decisions of the state — recourse to the Administrative Court.

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    Recourse to the Administrative Court

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    Challenging administrative decisions

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    Public sector employment and promotions

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    Planning and permit refusals

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    Immigration and citizenship refusals

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    Tax and customs decisions

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    Public procurement challenges

Why work with me

Experience where it matters. Direct access throughout.

30 years

Judgement formed through three decades of demanding legal work.

Personal attention

I remain responsible for your matter, its strategy and every communication.

Prompt and proportionate

Fast answers, focused work and clearly discussed fees.

Questions, answered

Before we begin.

How long do I have to challenge a decision?

A strict deadline runs from the date the decision comes to your knowledge. Missing it usually ends the matter, so act at once.

What can the Administrative Court do?

It reviews the legality of the decision and can annul it, returning the matter to the authority to decide again lawfully.

Direct advice. Prompt response.

Your matter deserves senior attention from the start.

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