Administrative Law

Administrative Law

Leading Law provides judicial and out-of-court advice to public and private entities in the main areas of administrative law: public works tenders and concessions (in all phases of the procedure, including reliance mechanisms, subcontracting, temporary business groupings, project financing, etc.), services and supplies, restructuring or privatisation of public shareholdings, public-private partnerships, urban planning and building, project finance, public funding schemes, local public services, infrastructure and transport, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, cultural and environmental heritage, proceedings before independent administrative authorities (with particular reference to AGCM sanctioning proceedings), expropriations for public utility (with particular reference to challenges to declarations of public utility and expropriation decrees, disputes over urgent occupation, determination of expropriation compensation and compensation and damages claims under art. 42-bis TUE), school law, public waters, public competitions, tourism, protection of diffuse interests, personal data protection, local public services (with particular reference to service award procedures), energy law, common uses, telecommunications, and interactions with European law.