An integrated approach to applications for compensation
Issues concerning planning damage and loss compensation rarely relate only to the claim itself. They are often linked to environmental and planning law, administrative law, property law, land policy and area development. A decision on a claim for compensation can also have consequences that go beyond the individual case. These include the precedent effect, the progress of a project, the financial position of a municipality or the administrative choices made within the development of an area.
This is why our specialists in various areas of law work closely together, This enables us not only to support the legal assessment of a claim, but also to address its implications for policy, implementation and project development. By casting a wide net, we are able to discover risks early on and therefore limit that proceedings or even prevent them. We support public authorities in the following and other areas:
- Assessing applications;
- Drafting of decisions;
- Objection and appeal proceedings;
- Advice on the scope of loss or damage and the risks involved;
- Engaging and assisting experts.
By combining different specialisations, a single clear approach emerges, thus ensuring that our advice is not fragmented. This comprehensive approach is in line with municipal practice, where administrative and financial interests continuously overlap.