Administrative Law

Regulated entities face complex problems that unfold rapidly in multiple forums. Rogers & Hardin attorneys bring to the table not only substantive knowledge of key industries and areas of law, but also experience in dealing with federal and state agencies. That experience helps clients defuse misunderstandings before they become major problems. Rogers & Hardin attorneys are prepared to mobilize rapidly and to take direct action to efficiently address issues facing regulated entities in a manner that minimizes disruptions to our clients’ businesses.

At Rogers & Hardin, we offer value through lean staffing. By rapidly addressing issues facing regulated entities, our attorneys help clients resolve issues before they become costly problems. Eschewing inefficient leverage, we ordinarily accomplish these goals with partner-led teams of one or two attorneys.

In addition to assisting our clients by resolving existing problems, we also help clients avoid future problems by helping them develop cost-effective processes and strategies for regulatory compliance.

We keep abreast of changes to laws and regulations affecting our clients’ businesses, and we offer advice to clients on how to avoid regulatory problems prospectively. In addition, we continuously adjust our approach to meeting clients’ administrative law needs based on our most recent experiences with the relevant agencies.

Our lawyers routinely represent professionals before licensing boards. For example, we frequently represent mental health professionals, including psychologists, before state licensing boards. In addition, we represent attorneys in disciplinary proceedings before the Georgia State Bar.

The prospect of agency investigations often warrants the prompt conduct of internal investigations. Our lawyers are experienced in conducting such internal investigations and are able to complete them speedily and with minimal disruption to our clients’ businesses.