We
know that several government actions have often affected the lives of
citizens. At times, you might have been affected by a government
contract upraised for the one who is not worthy to deserve it or
probably you get affected by a law that could harm your business
projections severely. In case as an individual or a business, your
rights or privileges are affected with any kind of government action,
it becomes essential to challenge such action, confirming that
government continues to execute meticulously in an impartial and
reasonable manner.
Robert
Doran is one of the well-established Litigation Counsels reputed in
the arena of Canadian
administrative
law. It
also
offers various administrative law services.
The proficient administrative
law lawyer
of the Robert Doran Litigation Firm is accustomed with different
government regulations at federal, provincial and municipal levels.
How
can the workings of administrative law affect you?
Commonly,
administrative law provides ease in clarifying the relationship,
shared by the businesses and individuals with the government and its
diverse agencies. It helps in making the non-governmental entities
capable of knowing about the usage of rights they have, in contrast
to any prejudiced act performed through any government agency.
Administrative
law service areas of Canada
Robert
Doran, Litigation Counsel is one of the famous British Columbia
administrative law firms
that has been working actively in the following service areas: boards
and commissions, written submissions to regulatory tribunals,
interpretation of administrative rules and regulations, appealing
against the decisions of tribunals, boards and commissions, advising
on administrative legal issues and defending against the decisions of
administrative agencies.
Areas
concerning Administrative law services
- Constitutional law
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- Freedom of information and protection of privacy
- Human rights complaints
- Municipal laws
- Labour
- Workplace insurance and safety regulations
- Regulation of professions
- Environment and land laws
- Licensing laws
- Social benefits
- Restaurants, night-clubs and taverns
- Real estate, construction and engineering
- Zoning laws