Public Sector Private Law
Public authorities not only use government regulations, but increasingly also private law instruments, meaning more interaction with private companies and parties. This growth in private law use is partially due to expanding legislation, which allows authorities more opportunities to fulfil their delegated duties. Private law in relation to the public sector is a specialised area of law and managing the interaction of private law and public law requires knowledge of both civil procedural and administrative law. Our experts will assist you in your dealings with the public and private sector including dispute resolution.

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How we can help
Our specialised lawyers have the experience and knowledge to assist with all interactions between private and public law. The team works collaboratively with colleagues and specialists across the firm in civil procedural law, energy, real estate and, provides advice and support in areas such as:
- Conclusion of cooperation agreements, especially major spatial developments;
- Special arrangements in relation to administrative bodies exercising their powers;
- Legal proceedings after failed negotiations between private parties and authorities;
- Compensation for damages resulting from administrative body decisions;
- Use of expropriation instruments; and
- Claims against, and by, public sector parties.