Construction and Administrative Law

Construction and administrative law is not only about statutes and legal provisions, but about the ability to implement a project in a real-world environment—from the initial intention all the way to its completion. In this area, our practice is primarily led by Mgr. Michal Fryč, who has been dedicated to construction and administrative law in a long-term, systematic, and in-depth manner.

Mgr. Fryč is a member of the Czech Society for Construction Law, and construction and administrative law represents his main professional specialization. He is actively engaged in this field not only in legal practice but also academically, as it is the subject of his doctoral research. Thanks to this, he combines practical experience from administrative proceedings with a deep understanding of current case law, legislative developments, and the application practice of public authorities.

Our experience covers the full spectrum of clients, from developers and investors, through private individuals, to municipal districts and other public contracting authorities. We therefore understand not only the law itself, but also the real functioning of construction projects, public administration, and decision-making processes.

We assist clients in particular with:

• spatial planning and amendments to zoning plans
• permitting of construction projects and related proceedings
• additional permitting and legalization of constructions
• communication with building authorities and other participants in proceedings
• representation during site inspections
• representation in administrative offence proceedings
• litigation in administrative courts

We approach each case strategically, seeking the most effective way to implement, protect, or defend a project. Not only in a formally correct manner, but above all in a way that makes sense in terms of time, costs, and outcome.

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