Administrative law

General administrative law and administrative procedural law are subject to ongoing change. Due, on the one hand, to rulings of administrative courts, such as scarcity of permits and the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations. On the other hand, to new legislation, such as the new Bibob Act and the Open Government Act (Wet open overheid), the intended successor to the Wet openbaarheid van bestuur). We have years of experience in advising and litigating for both private and public parties in relation to the granting of licences (including operating licences and restaurant patios), subsidy decisions and enforcement and supervision. We also closely follow developments in administrative law to ensure that we can effectively assist you in this area.