Administrative Litigation Introduction
Administrative litigation involves legal actions taken against government agencies or officials when individuals or organizations believe their rights have been infringed upon by administrative decisions. These cases often deal with matters such as permits, licenses, public tenders, regulatory penalties, and constitutional rights.
At Ray Lin & Associates, we are dedicated to protecting our clients’ rights by challenging unlawful administrative actions and ensuring that government bodies are held accountable under the law.
Administrative Litigation Experiences
- 【Challenging Unlawful Permit Denial】: Represented a business client in overturning a wrongful denial of a construction permit through judicial review.
- 【Appeal Against Tax Penalties】: Defended an individual in an administrative appeal that successfully reduced excessive tax fines imposed by the authorities.
- 【Public Procurement Dispute】: Assisted a corporation in contesting the results of a government procurement bidding process, leading to a fair re-evaluation.
- 【Revocation of Professional License】: Advocated for a licensed professional whose license was unfairly revoked, securing a reinstatement through administrative litigation.
- 【Constitutional Rights Protection】: Filed a legal action to challenge an unlawful administrative regulation that infringed upon freedom of speech rights.
Specialized Practice Areas
- Civil Litigation
- Criminal Defense
- Administrative Law
- Corporate and Commercial Law
- Family and Divorce Law
- Real Estate and Property Law
- Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning
Do you need a lawyer for administrative litigation?
Should you hire a lawyer specialized in administrative law?
Yes, it’s important to hire a lawyer for administrative litigation. A specialized lawyer can guide you through the complex legal process and improve your chances of a favorable outcome.
| Factors | Need a Lawyer | Do Not Need a Lawyer |
|---|---|---|
| Complexity of the Case | If the case involves complicated legal procedures or challenging government decisions, a lawyer’s expertise is essential for proper representation. | If the case is relatively straightforward, such as a minor appeal or review that doesn’t require intricate legal knowledge, you might manage on your own. |
| Potential Legal Impact | If the outcome could significantly affect your business operations, personal rights, or reputation, hiring a lawyer is crucial to ensure your interests are well protected. | If the potential consequences are minimal or the issue is easily resolved through administrative channels, you may not need legal assistance. |
| Deadline Pressure | If strict deadlines for filing appeals or legal actions are involved, a lawyer can ensure timely submission and avoid missing important legal windows. | If there is no immediate rush and you have enough time to understand the process, you might be able to handle it yourself. |
| Understanding of Administrative Procedures | If you’re unfamiliar with how administrative procedures work, including filing documents and attending hearings, a lawyer’s experience will ensure everything is handled correctly. | If you have a good understanding of the administrative process and feel confident in navigating it, you might not need a lawyer. |
| Likelihood of Success | If you believe the case is complex or there’s a strong opposition from the government, hiring a lawyer with specialized knowledge increases your chances of success. | If the case is simple, and you believe the decision will be in your favor, you might choose to represent yourself. |
| Negotiation Skills | A lawyer can negotiate effectively with government agencies, possibly achieving a better result or settlement. | If you are comfortable negotiating directly with the authorities or the issue is non-contentious, you may choose to handle it independently. |
Please assess whether you need to appoint a professional administrative litigation lawyer based on the factors listed above and your personal situation. If you have decided to hire one, or if you are still uncertain, we recommend clicking the button below to consult with a lawyer and make the best decision.