Florida Administrative Law Attorneys
Knowledgeable, Tenacious Representation Before State Agencies
Administrative law concerns the regulations and rulings of administrative agencies. Administrative agencies exist on three levels:
- Federal level
- State level
- Local level
Congress can’t create statutes for every aspect of the law—it’s simply too much for them to handle. Instead, Congress delegates authority to administrative agencies so they can issue regulations, licenses, and permits for specific subject matters and industries.
Examples of Administrative Agencies in The United States
Many administrative agencies exist in the U.S.—a total of 432 are listed on the Federal Register’s official website. The Federal Register brands itself as “The Daily Journal of the United States Government.” It is updated daily and contains a myriad of information, such as Federal Register documents published since 1994.
How Do I File a Claim With an Administrative Agency?
Both individuals and companies can file claims against administrative agencies. If you wish to file such a claim, some of your reasons may include:
- You’ve been denied benefits to which you’re entitled.
- You’ve been issued unfair penalties.
- You’re facing issues related to obtaining or maintaining a permit or license.
You need an attorney knowledgeable in administrative law to guide you through this complex process. Administrative agencies function as quasi-governments in the sense that agencies can have individual sets of rules and procedures, especially when it comes to handling complaints and claims.
How Our Administrative Law Attorneys Can Help You
Our Florida administrative claims lawyers can help you with your claim against an administrative agency in various ways.
Get to know you and your case – When you set up an initial consultation with us, we’ll familiarize ourselves with you on a first-name basis. Each client is important to us, and we’ll take the time to understand every facet of your case to instruct you regarding your legal options.
Leverage our experience – We’re familiar with the claims process when it comes to various administrative agencies and can adeptly research the information necessary to build your case. Agency regulations can be found in the Code of Federal Regulations and are listed in chronological order—you need an attorney who knows both the specific dates when regulations were codified as well as the titles they fall under.
Unceasingly advise you – You can count on our attorneys to guide you at each step of the process, including:
- Gathering documentation and evidence
- Filing a petition
- Representing you at your hearing before an administrative law judge
- If necessary, appealing the administrative law judge’s decision
- If necessary, taking the claim to state court after exhausting all administrative remedies
Don’t delay in contacting one of our attorneys to assist you in your administrative law claim. We are committed to helping our clients receive the benefits they deserve.
Contact us today to schedule a case evaluation and get started.
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