Administrative Litigation & Remedies
Confronting unlawful administrative dispositions — from tax assessments and licensing to sanctions —
we respond systematically from revocation suits to state compensation claims.
Overview
Administrative litigation is the ultimate remedy for protecting citizens' rights against unlawful dispositions by state and local government authorities. Claims arise across the full breadth of administrative law — including tax assessments, business suspension orders, licensing refusals, building permit revocations, and environmental impact assessments — and success requires specialist expertise in the distinctive doctrine and procedures of administrative law.
PYEONG AN's administrative litigation team is led by former judges with experience on the Administrative Court and the administrative divisions of the High Court. We provide tailored strategies for each type of action — reviewing the legality of administrative dispositions, analyzing the grounds for action, applying for stays of execution, and bringing revocation suits, nullity confirmation suits, and suits to confirm unlawful inaction.
We have accumulated a strong track record of successful outcomes in tax administrative litigation, construction and environmental administrative disputes, and appeals against financial supervisory sanctions, providing consistent legal services from the administrative appeal stage through to Supreme Court appeals.
Key Practice Areas
- Revocation suits against tax assessments and applications for stays of execution
- Appeals against licensing refusals and revocations
- Appeals against administrative sanctions including business suspensions and administrative fines
- Administrative disputes relating to construction, environment, and urban planning
- State compensation claims
- Administrative appeal representation and conversion to administrative litigation
- Public law party actions (including public law unjust enrichment claims)