Administrative cases
Federal Law No. (14) For a year 2016 Concerning administrative violations and penalties in the Federal Government, along with its amendments and executive regulations and the decisions issued therein
Administrative cases are considered one of the most important and significant legal challenges facing individuals and companies across various sectors. Dealing with these issues requires a deep understanding of complex legal procedures and the ability to adapt to changing legislation.
Definition of Administrative Cases
Administrative cases are those legal challenges that arise as a result of the decisions and procedures taken by governmental bodies or administrative authorities in the state. This matter includes a broad range of topics such as appeals against administrative decisions, licenses, disciplinary procedures, and contractual disputes between individuals and government entities.
Reasons for the occurrence of administrative cases
Administrative disputes arise as a result of several common reasons, the most prominent of which is:
Unstudied Decisions: Making decisions based on inaccurate information.
Poor Communication: The lack of coordination between the administrations causes a conflict or a delay in the procedures.
Unfair Disciplinary Procedures: Disciplinary decisions that are arbitrary may open the door to legal appeals, particularly in cases involving government employees.
Non-Compliance with the Laws: Ignoring the laws or failing to keep pace with legislations leads to legal problems.
Poor Organization and Management: The improper application of regulations leads to legal disputes.
Steps for dealing with administrative cases
For effective handling of administrative cases, it is advisable to adopt an organized methodology that includes:
Cause Analysis: Study of the legal and administrative aspects causing the dispute.
Propose Solutions: Determining the appropriate legal solutions, whether through appeal or negotiation.
Collecting Information: Obtaining documents and data relevant to matters such as contracts and administrative decisions.
Implement the Solution: Application of the selected solution and precise monitoring of the procedures.
Evaluation and Monitoring: Monitoring the results to ensure the effectiveness of the solution and correcting any subsequent errors.
Define the Problem Precisely: Understanding the roots of the case and its effects.
We are experienced in administrative cases
Juma Al Naqbi Advocates & Legal Consultants possesses deep legal expertise in handling all types of administrative cases, including those mentioned: –
- Disciplinary Appeals: Those that include administrative decisions related to government employees, such as decisions regarding dismissal or suspension.
- Compensation Issues: The resulting damages that may be inflicted on individuals or companies due to incorrect administrative decisions.
- The Appeal Against Administrative Decisions: Challenging the decisions to revoke or deny licenses or impose penalties by governmental entities.
- Contractual Disputes with Governmental Entities: This pertains to these matters when governmental entities fail to fulfill their contractual obligations.
What distinguishes Juma Al Naqbi Advocates & Legal Consultants in administrative matters?
- Speed and Professionalism: We recognize the importance of time in administrative cases, and we work diligently to provide quick legal solutions without compromising on quality.
- Deep Understanding of Local Laws: We possess extensive knowledge of laws and regulations of local and federal administrations, which enables us to deal with issues flexibly and in accordance with applicable legislation.
- Specialization in Administrative Appeals: Our office highlights its specialized skills in drafting administrative appeals before the relevant authorities, including administrative courts.
- Adequacy in Resolving Complex Disputes: Our team possesses a high capability in dealing with complex administrative cases, as we analyze each case meticulously to prepare a strong and effective legal defense.
