Overview
Sarbu Partners’ Administrative Law and Disputes practice offers strategic advice and high-level representation in matters involving acts and decisions issued by central and local public authorities.
Our expertise ranges from real estate-related administrative matters, including building permits and authorisations, to disputes against administrative sanctions, public procurement challenges, and litigation concerning the performance of administrative contracts.
Sarbu Partners’ Administrative Law and Disputes practice offers strategic advice and high-level representation in matters involving acts and decisions issued by central and local public authorities.
Our expertise ranges from real estate-related administrative matters, including building permits and authorisations, to disputes against administrative sanctions, public procurement challenges, and litigation concerning the performance of administrative contracts.
We assist both companies and individuals in navigating complex administrative procedures, providing comprehensive legal support at every stage: from preliminary complaints to representation before administrative courts in actions seeking the suspension or annulment of administrative acts.
Work Highlights in Administrative Law and Disputes
· Representation of a university based in Bucharest in litigation concerning the suspension and annulment of the building permit for a research centre;
· Representation of a Romanian private company acting in public works contracts in an administrative litigation against a local public authority for the suspension and annulment of a Negative Performance Certificate issued under Article 167 of Law No. 98/2016;
· Representation of a university based in Bucharest in litigation concerning the suspension and annulment of the building permit for a research centre;
· Representation of a Romanian private company acting in public works contracts in an administrative litigation against a local public authority for the suspension and annulment of a Negative Performance Certificate issued under Article 167 of Law No. 98/2016;
· Drafting legal correspondence with administrative bodies and preliminary complaint against a local authority’s refuse to grant the building permit for a real estate development in Romania;
·Representing a Romanian company in challenging a decision of the Ministry of Investments and European Projects / Anti-fraud and irregularities detection Service by which it was ordered the refund of €1,2 million out of eligible payments received in a project financed through POR 2014-2020.
