Judicial review, often referred to as public law or administrative law, is a specialist area of practice requiring more than mere knowledge of the law. Given the constitutional implications of each and every judicial review decision, a sound working knowledge of the fusion between constitutional politics and the law is essential – a working knowledge that Griffin Law has.
Decisions taken by a wide range of public bodies are susceptible to judicial review ranging from governmental departments, local councils, schools, hospitals, universities and the many QUANGOs that permeate the landscape.
Time is, however, always of the essence if judicial review is to be contemplated.
If you believe that a public body has acted illegally, irrationally or has committed a procedural impropriety of some kind, Griffin Law can advise you on the merits of pursuing judicial review. Though not an inexpensive process, judicial review can deliver a lifeline when it may seem that all hope is lost.
We are pleased to offer a no obligation fixed fee interview for £50.00 plus VAT (£58.75), lasting up to 20 minutes, in order to listen to your problems, analyse your case and give you some initial advice.
At this interview you will be advised of our fees and fee options encompassing discounted hourly rates, contingency fees, conditional fees, third party funding, legal expenses insurance and after-the-event insurance. We do not offer legal aid.
Please note that we are unable to give legal advice for free, nor do we give advice over the telephone or by email until you are an established client.
We are lawyers you want on your side. Wouldn’t you like the scales of justice tilted in your favour for once?
Abuse of Power, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Councils, Government, Injunctions, Judicial Review, Local Authorities, Public Law, QUANGOs
