State and Individuals

 

Matters related to Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, government contracting, project structuring, fiscal and disciplinary responsibility, public policies, administrative reforms, and other issues inherent to the relationship between state entities and private individuals.

 

State and Individuals

 

Matters related to Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, government contracting, project structuring, fiscal and disciplinary responsibility, public policies, administrative reforms, and other issues inherent to the relationship between state entities and private individuals.

Damage is not only the result of irregular or unlawful conduct, but also of lawful or regular actions, as what matters is that a person is unjustly harmed.

Our team provides legal advice and representation with a strategic-legal approach, offering comprehensive solutions to the needs of those involved in reparation claims filed against public institutions.

The State must be held financially liable for the unlawful damages attributable to it, caused by the action or omission of public authorities.

When damages occur in connection with the provision of a public service — whether the service is provided improperly, the administration delays in delivering the service, it is delivered in a way that violates applicable laws, regulations, or orders, or it is provided without the diligence and efficiency required by law — such situations trigger a liability that may arise in pre-contractual, contractual, or extra-contractual contexts.

Damage is not only the result of irregular or unlawful conduct, but also of lawful or regular actions, as what matters is that a person is unjustly harmed.

Our team provides legal advice and representation with a strategic-legal approach, offering comprehensive solutions to the needs of those involved in reparation claims filed against public institutions.

The State must be held financially liable for the unlawful damages attributable to it, caused by the action or omission of public authorities.

When damages occur in connection with the provision of a public service — whether the service is provided improperly, the administration delays in delivering the service, it is delivered in a way that violates applicable laws, regulations, or orders, or it is provided without the diligence and efficiency required by law — such situations trigger a liability that may arise in pre-contractual, contractual, or extra-contractual contexts.

  • Overreach of authority.
  • Delay in fulfilling obligations.
  • Obligations fulfilled late or defectively.
  • Breach of obligations by the State
  • Declaration of State financial liability when the alleged damage arises from an act, omission, or administrative operation.
  • Issuance of legal opinions.
  • Regulatory analysis.
  • Drafting and/or response to right-of-petition requests.
  • Review and analysis of administrative acts.
  • Special cases of Administrative Liability.
  • Damages caused by general administrative acts.
  • Compensation through direct reparation actions.
  • Declaration of nullity of administrative acts.
  • Overreach of authority.
  • Delay in fulfilling obligations.
  • Obligations fulfilled late or defectively.
  • Breach of obligations by the State
  • Declaration of State financial liability when the alleged damage arises from an act, omission, or administrative operation.
  • Issuance of legal opinions.
  • Regulatory analysis.
  • Drafting and/or response to right-of-petition requests.
  • Review and analysis of administrative acts.
  • Special cases of Administrative Liability.
  • Damages caused by general administrative acts.
  • Compensation through direct reparation actions.
  • Declaration of nullity of administrative acts.

State liability for:

  • Occupation due to the execution of public works.
  • Unjust deprivation of liberty.
  • Administration of justice.
  • State medical liability.

State liability for:

  • Occupation due to the execution of public works.
  • Unjust deprivation of liberty.
  • Administration of justice.
  • State medical liability.