Representation in an administrative case in the court of first instance

If you need the help of a lawyer in an administrative case, it is better to find one at the stage when you have been accused of committing an administrative offense. Administrative law has the most abuses. These cases are very difficult to win for a defendant who has no legal knowledge. A lawyer helps his client collect evidence that will help win the case. He or she can also appear in the court of first instance on behalf of the client and file an appeal. Don't think that suing the government is a hopeless task. We win such cases all the time.

How can a lawyer help in an administrative case?

Individuals and legal entities have the right to seek help by law. RegService lawyers can help you

• collect evidence to help establish the absence of an administrative offense
• determine the legal position
• draw up a statement;
• appeal the decision in a higher court;
• present the defendant's position in court.

If you are faced with an unfair accusation of violating tax, construction or traffic laws, defend your rights in court. But be sure to enlist the help of an experienced lawyer. The Constitution of Ukraine gives you this right. After reviewing the documents, a human rights advocate will choose the right strategy for your case. As practice shows, an individual approach to the client's problem plays a decisive role here. If necessary, the lawyer will call and interview witnesses to the incident (when it comes to traffic violations). A defense strategy will be built that will ensure a successful outcome in the vast majority of cases.

Administrative courts also consider cases related to the allocation of land plots, customs and other categories of disputes arising from the exercise of governmental authority. In particular, you may face accusations of an administrative offense in the course of doing business. It is not only about disputes with the tax authorities, but also about violations of labor laws.

You can contact RegService with any legal problem you have:

• by phone
• by e-mail;
• via online chat.

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