Decisions made by public offices and administrative authorities affect private life, business operations, and the functioning of institutions. Refusal to issue a permit, an administrative fine, an unfavourable decision, or delays in proceedings – these situations often create stress and a sense of helplessness.
Our role is to take that burden off your shoulders and handle the matter so that your rights are protected.
Who Do We Help?
We provide assistance to a wide range of clients, as administrative law affects many different areas of public and private life.
We support:
- private individuals – in matters concerning official decisions, permits, fines, investments, and civil rights
- entrepreneurs and companies – in proceedings related to business activity, concessions, licences, and sector-specific decisions
- public and private institutions, NGOs, foundations, and associations
- local government entities (municipalities, counties, organizational units)
- investors, including private investors and developers
- schools, kindergartens, and educational institutions
- housing communities and cooperatives
- anyone facing a decision, action, or inaction of public administration authoritie
Scope of services
Administrative Proceedings
- appeals against administrative decisions and rulings
- complaints, objections, applications, reminders
- complaints regarding inactivity or excessive delay
- motions to declare decisions invalid or reopen proceedings
- representation during administrative inspections
Permits, Concessions, and Licences
- obtaining, changing, or revoking concessions and licences
- regulated business activity procedures
- sector-specific permits (including transport, energy, alcohol sales)
- support for municipalities, institutions, and businesses
Administrative Penalties
- appeals against fines imposed by authorities
- assessment of legality and consequences of decisions
- applications to suspend or reduce enforcement of penalties
Administrative Court Proceedings
- complaints to the Voivodeship Administrative Court (WSA)
- cassation appeals to the Supreme Administrative Court (NSA)
- representation at every stage of proceedings
- risk assessment and procedural strategy
How we help
1
Representation before authorities and courts
We represent clients before administrative bodies and administrative courts.
2
Communication with offices
We take over contact with authorities and manage the matter comprehensively.
3
Documents and formalities
We prepare all necessary submissions, appeals, and legal remedies.
4
Supervision of proceedings
We monitor deadlines and ensure proper progress of the case.
5
Ongoing communication
We provide clear updates and reliable analysis of available solutions.
Why Choose Us?
Our priority is to protect your interests and achieve the most favourable outcome possible – in a reliable, efficient, and fully transparent manner.
We support clients at every stage of administrative matters.
Contact us
If you need support in an administrative law matter, contact us.
individual, empathetic, and professional approach
experience in handling administrative cases
focus on protecting client interests
reliability, transparency, and honesty regarding options, risks, and costs
support from first consultation to final resolution
FAQ – Administrative Law in Leszno
Does your law firm help with permits and concessions?
Yes, we assist in administrative procedures involving regulated business activities, sector permits, and concessions.
What should I do if I receive an unfavourable decision or administrative fine?
Contact us. We can analyze the decision and prepare an appeal or application to suspend enforcement.
Do you represent clients before administrative courts?
Yes, we handle cases before all instances, including Voivodeship Administrative Courts and the Supreme Administrative Court.
How long do administrative proceedings take?
The duration depends on the type of case and the authority involved.
Do you file complaints against administrative inactivity or delays?
Yes, we prepare complaints regarding excessive delays, inactivity, and reminders to accelerate proceedings.