Administrative Law is a field that rarely sees disputes, but resolving such disputes is significantly more complex and difficult than in other areas, as one party is often a State agency. Therefore, engaging a Lawyer in an administrative case from the beginning is very important and necessary.
When is it necessary for a Lawyer to participate in an administrative trial?
A Lawyer can participate at any stage of the administrative case resolution process. However, the earlier a Lawyer is involved, the better, ideally at the initial stage of filing the lawsuit.
Lawyer service fees for handling administrative cases
- Lawyer fees: vary by case (the Lawyer will provide a specific quote).
- Other fees related to the case.
Tasks that An Tam Law Firm undertake
- Advising the parties on their rights and obligations during the administrative case resolution process;
- Representing clients in negotiations and mediations with the other party;
- Guiding clients in gathering evidence and providing information;
- Searching for and collecting beneficial evidence for the case through interactions and work with parties and the Court;
- Participating in meetings and court hearings with the client;
- Guiding and accompanying clients through each stage of the case resolution process;
- Performing other tasks within the scope of authorization and at the client's request.
Information clients need to provide
- Personal identification card of the individual filing the lawsuit /Business license if the plaintiff is an organization;
- Documents related to the case;
- Documents proving that the lawsuit request is well-founded;
- Documents from competent authorities;
- And other documents (the Lawyer will provide detailed guidance).
Service process at An Tam Law Firm
- Step 1: Receive Client Request: Accept the client's request for mediation services.
- Step 2: Contact for consultation and gather basic information about the case;
- Step 3: Provide a quote and receive related files and documents from the client;
- Step 4: Lawyer studies the file, guides the client in gathering evidence;
- Step 5: Draft and file the lawsuit with the competent Court;
- Step 6: Participate in meetings during the pre-trial preparation phase at the Court with the client;
- Step 7: Participate in the administrative trial, arguing to protect the client's rights and interests.
If you are looking to file an administrative lawsuit or are having difficulty deciding whether to file a lawsuit, please contact An Tam Law Firm for the quickest support from our team of Lawyers/consultants.
