What does an administrative lawyer do?
Administrative lawyers represent people and businesses before the tribunals and boards that make government decisions: licensing, professional discipline, social benefits, and regulatory matters.
These bodies exist at both the federal and provincial levels, so which forum and which rules apply depends on the decision you're challenging.
How do you choose the right firm in Kings County?
Ask whether the firm regularly appears before the specific tribunal you're dealing with, and how it approaches the deadlines for appeals and judicial review.
LawOnline lists 3 administrative & regulatory law firms in Kings County, Nova Scotia, with offices in Kentville and Wolfville. You can confirm any lawyer's standing on the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society directory. Browse the administrative & regulatory law firms in Kings County below.
