Administrative law
Administrative law is the branch of public law that regulates the organization of public administration, as well as its relationship with citizens, which is why the law provides various powers to the authorities in order to be able to carry out administrative procedures. inspection and verification of compliance with the obligations that the law and various legal instruments impose and determine fines or closure.
However, due to various factors, in most cases the administrative authorities incur in violations of the procedure, transgress the guarantees of the citizens or illegally disregard the evidence provided, in general, their actions are not in accordance with the law.
For this reason, a prompt and adequate legal defense has a high probability of annulling the sanctions imposed and that due to this fact the damages that the authority may have caused to the patrimony of individuals are repaired.
Public administration is extensive, however, from the experience that this Firm has adopted, it is undeniable that the authorities that commonly carry out verifications and impose sanctions on individuals are: Secretariat of Communications and Transportation (SCT), National Water Commission (CONAGUA), National Guard (GN), Federal Consumer Protection Agency (PROFECO), Federal Environmental Protection Agency (PROFEPA), Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (STPS), among others. As well as its similes in state matters.
It should be added that, in terms of public works contracts, the fact that the public administration refuses to cover a debt derived from the execution of a work, or arbitrarily terminates the contract, is also considered an act of authority, so the litigation in the administrative channel is the ideal one to obtain the payment to which one is entitled or receive compensation.