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Administrative Litigation and Appeals

Administrative Litigation and Appeals

Overview

Though we work extensively with clients to address disputes with all levels of government before litigation becomes necessary, we recognize that litigation is often an important tool that helps clients resolve issues. Litigation concerning governmental decisions demands a unique skill set, as it often requires administrative litigation, such as before the Florida Division of Administrative Hearings. This process involves challenging government actions before a hearing officer, and is similar to a court proceeding, but typically offers faster results at a lower cost. 
 
We assist clients with agency rule promulgation, rule challenges, and other administrative litigation, including administrative proceedings that involve challenges to licenses, permits, and comprehensive plan amendments and government contract protests. We handle quasi-judicial appeals and administrative appeals at the local government level, using experience gained during our many collective years of work with and for government, to handle challenges to permit approvals and zoning decisions.    
 

Our Team

Key Contacts

William P. Sklar
Shareholder

Additional Members

H. Ray Allen II
Of Counsel
Tampa
Michael P. Donaldson
Shareholder
Tallahassee
Aaron C. Dunlap
Shareholder
Tallahassee
John L. Gibbons
Associate
Washington, D.C.
Donald E. Hemke
Of Counsel
Tampa
Levon Kalanjian
Associate
Miami
Janet Goldberg McEnery
Of Counsel
Tampa
Karimah Munem
Associate
Miami
Mark A. Neubauer
Shareholder
Los Angeles
Derek J. Padilla
Associate
Tampa
Robert L. Shannon
Shareholder
Atlanta
J. Coy Stull
Of Counsel
Tampa

Disclaimer

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