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How do you defend yourself against the authorities?

Public law cases often involve unbalanced relationships between private individuals, companies and public authorities.

Lacombe Brisou

Illegal decisions, disputes with local authorities, public procurement, civil service or town planning: each case requires solid legal expertise and a perfect understanding of the administrative machinery.

Cabinet Lacombe & Brisou, based in Toulon, provides advice and assistance in administrative litigation, to defend your rights and secure your dealings with the authorities.

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Our expertise

The firm’s public law practice covers the following areas:

Administrative litigation


● Appeals against decisions by town councils, prefectures, local authorities or public establishments
● Challenging administrative sanctions, refusal of authorizations, withdrawal of approval
● Administrative liability (misconduct, damage caused by public works, etc.)

● Emergency appeals to suspend an illegal decision

Planning law


● Recourse against a building permit or permit refusal
● Assistance in the event of litigation with the town hall or the neighborhood
● Regularization of a non-conforming construction

● Advice on securing a public or private real estate project

Civil service law


● Disciplinary sanctions
● Dismissal or non-renewal of contract
● Denial of tenure or promotion

● Recognition of an accident or occupational disease

Public procurement and administrative contracts


We work alongside:
● Companies bidding for or holding a public procurement contract, to contest a call for tenders or defend a contract
● Local authorities in the award and performance of contracts

● Individuals concerned by contracts for the delegation of public services or public works.
Meet our experts

Our team

Cabinet Lacombe Brisou, located in Toulon, brings together a team of experienced lawyers specializing in various areas of law. Our aim is to provide you with the right legal solutions, while guaranteeing a human and professional approach.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

In principle, 2 months from notification of the decision. After this period, the appeal is inadmissible. Contact a lawyer as soon as possible to ensure you act in good time.

Yes, if it is illegal or unjustified. A lawyer can help you assess the chances of success and choose the best strategy.

No, but it is often useful in trying to reach an amicable resolution and freeze the time limits for appeals.

  • Recognized expertise in administrative litigation and urban planning
  • Comprehensive support, from preventive advice to defence in court
  • Local knowledge (Var communes, TPM metropolis, Var prefecture, etc.).
  • Clear, personalized legal strategy for every case

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