Administrative Law
If your company or you as an individual are facing arbitrary actions by the public administration, our team of expert Administrative Law attorneys is ready to defend your interests and guide you through every proceeding.
What is Administrative Law and how does it work in Mexico?
Administrative Law regulates the organization, operation, and oversight of public administration. It establishes the rules governing the relationship between the State and private individuals, as well as the procedures and official acts that may directly affect citizens and businesses.
Experience and results that back us up
Team of attorneys recognized for professional ethics and effectiveness. Successful legal defense against sanctions and arbitrary acts by authorities.
In what situations does Administrative Law apply?
Challenges to fines, sanctions, and closures. Defense against arbitrary acts by authorities. Proceedings before federal, state, and municipal agencies. Litigation related to licenses, permits, and concessions.
Why choose us as your Administrative Law attorneys?
Deep knowledge of Mexican administrative regulations. Legal strategies tailored to each client. Experience in litigation before local and federal authorities. Close support throughout the entire process.
Key areas within Administrative Law
At our firm, we provide specialized counsel in: Administrative sanctioning procedures. Defense against closures and sanctions imposed by authorities. Litigation related to permits and concessions. State liability.
Protect your rights before public administration
At Fernández Zubia Abogados, we have a team of lawyers specialized in Administrative Law in Mexico, with extensive experience defending businesses and individuals. Our commitment is to ensure respect for the law and protect you from improper acts by authorities.
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I challenge an administrative fine or sanction?
When you consider that the sanction is not properly supported or violates your rights.
What should I do if my business is arbitrarily shut down?
You can initiate an administrative proceeding or file legal defenses to reopen it.
Which authorities are involved in administrative cases?
Municipal, state, and federal agencies, and administrative courts.
Can I claim state liability?
Yes, when an action or omission by the authority causes damage to your property or rights.
What is the difference between an administrative proceeding and a contentious lawsuit?
The proceeding is carried out before the authority itself, while the contentious lawsuit is handled before specialized courts.
Areas of Legal Expertise
If you are looking for a reliable, efficient law firm with the capacity to protect your interests, contact us today to schedule a consultation!