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Administrative Law in Texas

Administrative law governs how local, state, and federal government agencies operate—and how individuals and businesses interact with them. In Texas, administrative law affects a wide range of issues, from professional licensing and regulatory compliance to hearings and appeals involving government decisions.

At Abii & Associates, PLLC, we provide skilled legal representation to individuals, professionals, and businesses dealing with administrative agencies in Texas. Whether you’re defending your license, facing a regulatory dispute, or challenging an agency decision, we help you understand your rights and pursue the best possible outcome.

What Is Administrative Law?

Administrative law covers the rules, regulations, and procedures created by government agencies. These agencies enforce state and federal laws in specific sectors—such as healthcare, real estate, education, finance, insurance, and more. Legal matters involving administrative law often include agency investigations, license suspensions, compliance enforcement, and disputes requiring formal administrative hearings.

Our Administrative Law Services in Texas Include

Professional & Occupational Licensing Defense
Administrative Hearings & Appeals
Regulatory Compliance Advisory
Agency Investigations
Rulemaking & Government Affairs
Public Benefits & Administrative Claims

Why You Need an Administrative Law Attorney in Texas

Administrative law matters can escalate quickly—and the procedures are often different from typical courtroom litigation. Timelines are strict, documentation requirements are specific, and even a minor misstep can jeopardize your license, funding, or compliance standing.

Having an experienced Texas administrative law attorney by your side ensures that your rights are protected, deadlines are met, and your defense or application is presented effectively.

Agencies We Commonly Interact With:

  1. Texas Medical Board (TMB)

  2. Texas Education Agency (TEA)

  3. Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC)

  4. Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)

  5. State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH)

  6. Texas Workforce Commission (TWC)

  7. Texas Board of Nursing

  8. Texas Department of Insurance (TDI)

  9. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) – for administrative appeals

  10. Local zoning boards, city councils, and licensing departments

Take Action - Protect Your License, Business, or Rights

If you’re dealing with a state or federal agency in Texas, don’t navigate it alone.  Abii & Associates, PLLC is here to help.

Frequently Asked Questions: Administrative Law in Texas

What is administrative law?
Administrative law governs how government agencies create and enforce rules and regulations. It covers everything from licensing boards and regulatory compliance to appeals and administrative hearings before state or federal agencies.
What kinds of cases fall under administrative law in Texas?
Common administrative law cases include professional license defense, regulatory investigations, government audits, compliance violations, agency enforcement actions, public benefits disputes, and appeals of agency decisions.
What is a contested case hearing in Texas?
A contested case hearing is a formal legal proceeding before the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH), where individuals or businesses can dispute an agency’s proposed action—such as license suspension, fines, or denial of benefits.
Can I appeal a Texas agency’s decision?
Yes. If an administrative agency denies your license, imposes penalties, or makes an unfavorable ruling, you can usually appeal the decision through a formal administrative process and in some cases, to a state district court.
Do I need a lawyer for an administrative hearing?
Yes, it is highly recommended. Administrative hearings involve specific procedures, deadlines, and legal standards that differ from traditional court proceedings. A skilled attorney can prepare your defense, represent you at hearings, and preserve your right to appeal.
What should I do if I receive a notice from a licensing board?
Do not ignore it. Contact an administrative law attorney immediately. We can evaluate the allegations, gather necessary documentation, prepare your response, and represent you before the board or agency.

At Abii & Associates, PLLC, we are committed to delivering smart, strategic, and personalized legal and business advisory services. Founded by Ezenwanyi F. Abii, Esq., MBA, our law firm offers a unique blend of legal expertise and real-world business insight to help clients navigate complex issues in business law, real estate, and contractual matters.

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