Environmental law

Environmental Law is part of Administrative Law and deals with the physical living environment. It covers many different topic areas, including land use planning, environmental protection and licensing of construction projects. At La Gro, we assist both public and private-sector players in finding their way through the maze of laws and regulations involved in these areas. La Gro provides support for drawing up environmental plans or deviating from them through environmental permits.

Our experience

Attorneys at law since 1902

La Gro has been assisting both local authorities and their private-sector counterparts with Environmental Law matters since 1902. As in-house counsel for a variety of local governments, developers and other parties, we have built long-term partnerships and successfully completed numerous cases. From this strong base, we will be delighted to help you further.

Specialists ánd full-service

Our Environmental Law Team consists of specialists with in-depth knowledge of all elements of this area of law, including Spatial Planning Law, Environmental Law, Nature Conservation Law and Construction Law. Working in multidisciplinary teams when necessary enables us to provide an all-in service, extending our expertise through specialists from other relevant areas of law such as Construction Law and Expropriation Law.

Our approach

Long-term collaborations

We aim to build long-term, lasting relationships with our clients, offering them more than just legal advice and assistance; we act as their legal partner. Our thought processes go beyond legal analysis and take into account the political and social context. We seek pragmatic and creative solutions for every project.

Efficiency through personal contact

We keep our lines of communication short and low-threshold, with lots of personal contact, benefiting the working relationships with our clients and ensuring efficient work processes. By involving us at an early stage, legal proceedings may be avoided as well as their associated costs.