ADMINISTRATIVE/REGULATORY LITIGATION

• Common Areas of Administrative & Regulatory Litigation in Alberta:​​​

  • Municipal and land use disputes

  • Human rights complaints and employment standards

  • Government procurement and contract disputes

  • Appeals of administrative decisions

  • Traffic Ticket Fighting & Negotiation – Assisting clients in contesting traffic violations, reducing fines, and minimizing demerit points.​​​

• Environmental and energy regulations

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• Regulatory compliance and enforcement

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• Professional discipline and licensing disputes

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• The Administrative & Regulatory Litigation Process:

  1. Filing a Complaint or Appeal – Challenging a government or regulatory decision.

  2. Investigation & Discovery – Gathering evidence and preparing submissions.

  3. Hearings Before a Tribunal or Board – Presenting the case before an administrative decision-maker.

  4. Judicial Review or Appeal to Court – If necessary, challenging the tribunal’s decision in court.

  5. Settlement & Negotiation – Exploring resolutions through discussions with regulatory bodies.

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• Key Considerations in Administrative & Regulatory Cases:​

  • Procedural Fairness – Ensuring fair treatment in regulatory and administrative decisions.

  • Expert Representation – Navigating complex regulations and legal frameworks requires specialized knowledge.

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• Timelines & Deadlines – Strict time limits apply to filing appeals and judicial reviews.