Administrative Law

Administrative Law is a fundamental branch of law that defines, within the constitutional framework, the powers of public authorities and the limits of those powers in relation to citizens.

Public bodies entrusted with protecting fundamental rights and economic interests may, in certain circumstances, adversely affect those rights, whether through measures required by law or through unlawful action. Individuals and private organisations facing such circumstances often need to pursue legal remedies to protect their rights.

Our firm identifies the available legal remedies for individuals and organisations whose interests are affected by administrative acts or actions, and manages the resulting proceedings.

Fırat Law handles:

• Disputes and litigation concerning zoning, occupancy permits and licences;
• Disputes and litigation arising under the Municipal Law;
• Objections to administrative fines and actions for annulment;
• Compensation claims concerning the liability of public authorities;
• Actions to annul unlawful administrative acts;
• Public procurement disputes and litigation;
• Claims arising from administrative contracts.