Administrative Law Services

Includes public entity defense, eminent domain & inverse condemnation, employment law, personal injury, tort litigation, medical malpractice, and elder abuse.

We represent municipalities, counties, and public agencies in both litigation and administrative hearings in a variety of cases, such as personal injury, wrongful termination, property damage, and other areas.

Eminent domain allows federal, state, county, or city governments to take ownership of private property and convert it to general public use. If the government entity proves that the interest of the public requires the use of said private property, it uses eminent domain to warrant the purchase of that property.

Inverse condemnation is done in contrast to eminent domain, in which the property owner takes action when the government entity does not uphold or follow eminent domain procedures.

Employment law involves the legalities in the employer/employee relationship. This can include benefits, unemployment compensation, administrative violations, employment discrimination, and workplace injury.

Personal injury refers to any type of injury sustained in accidents. This kind of injury typically emerges from motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall accidents, usage of faulty products, or wrongful death claims.

A tort is a civil wrong that causes a plaintiff to suffer loss or damage, prompting legal accountability for the individual who commits the tort. This can include negligence, financial damages, injuries, emotional abuse, invasion of privacy, and other issues.

Medical malpractice occurs when a hospital, doctor, or other healthcare professional causes an injury or death to a patient through a negligent act or omission. Generally, the negligence results from misjudgments in diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, or health management.

Elder abuse occurs when a single or repeated act of ill-treatment or suffering is inflicted on an older person in a relationship where there is an expectation of care and trust.

Includes internal affairs investigations and disciplinary hearings.

Internal affairs refers to the law enforcement unit that examines and questions incidents and probable suspicions of law violations and professional misconduct by personnel and officers on the force.

Includes white-collar crimes, fraud, public corruption, DUI, assault crimes, domestic violence, sexual assault, and murder.

White-collar crimes are fraudulent acts carried out by business and government professionals. These acts may include corporate fraud, money laundering, mortgage fraud, and embezzlement.

Driving under the influence (DUI) is the crime of driving, operating, or being in control of a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or other drugs, in which the driver is unable to safely operate the vehicle.

An assault crime is the act of causing physical harm or unwanted physical contact to a person. It can also include presenting a threat or attempting to commit the act.

Domestic violence is the deliberate terrorization, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or other abusive behavior committed by one intimate partner against another.

Sexual assault refers to sexual interaction or conduct that occurs without the victim's consent. This includes attempted rape, unwelcome touching, forcing a victim to partake in sexual acts, and rape.

Murder is the unlawful killing of one human being by another, with premeditation.

Victims of crime and their families have a constitutional right to legal representation throughout the often complex criminal justice process. With over 40 years of combined experience as former prosecutors, we use our vast connections and resources in law enforcement and with prosecutors’ offices, to help victims of crime and their families navigate the obstacles and challenges of obtaining information, ensuring that all investigative and prosecutorial avenues are pursued, and most importantly that victims voices are heard and respected.

Includes corporate governance, securities regulation, mergers and acquisitions, investment management, bankruptcy, corporate compliance, contracts, and agreements.

Corporate governance is the assembly of guidelines, practices, and procedures used in directing and managing a corporation.

Mergers and acquisitions is a term used to identify the merging of companies or assets through several forms of financial transactions.

Investment management is the handling of financial assets and other reserves. Management includes plans for obtaining and placing holdings, banking, accounting, and tax services.

Bankruptcy is a legal procedure through which individuals and entities unable to repay debts to creditors seek relief from their debts. It is generally imposed by a court order.

Corporate compliance is the process by which a company ensures it is following all applicable laws and regulations that pertain to its business.

We assist in the establishment of contracts and agreements between two or more parties. A contract is a detailed agreement with terms and conditions enforceable by the court. An agreement is an arrangement between two or more parties.

Includes estate planning, wills & trusts, and powers of attorney.

Estate planning is the groundwork of responsibilities that help manage an individual’s asset base in the event of their death. Planning includes the inheritance of assets by heirs and the disbursement of estate taxes. Most estate plans are set up with the assistance of an attorney experienced in estate law.

Power of attorney is the authority to act for another person in specified or all legal or financial matters.