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Judicial review and other challenges to decisions of public bodies fall under Administrative Law. This work covers how government ministers, regulators, local authorities and quangos make rules and decisions that affect businesses and individuals. A solicitor in this area drafts and pursues applications, grounds for review, and injunctions, collects evidence, and represents clients in the High Court and appellate courts. They may also advise on remedies, compliance and strategic responses to public power.

Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor

Solicitors in this area regularly challenge decisions, seek permission for judicial review, and press for remedies such as quashing or reconsideration. They rely on public law principles, statutory interpretation, and accountability mechanisms, supported by professional indemnity, rights of audience in higher courts, and adherence to regulatory standards.

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