Administrative Litigation

Administrative litigation refers to the legal process through which individuals or organizations challenge decisions made by government agencies. This can involve disputes over regulations, permits, licenses, or penalties imposed by these agencies. Generally, the process begins with an administrative hearing, where evidence and arguments are presented. The goal is to ensure that agency actions comply with laws and regulations, and that individuals have the opportunity to contest actions that may negatively affect them. Ultimately, if the issue isn’t resolved administratively, it may escalate to judicial courts for further examination.