The Gulotta Firm represents individuals and businesses before state and federal agencies, boards, and commissions. In these cases the hearing is your trial, and preparation makes the difference. Government agencies make decisions that can reach into every part of a person’s life: their ability to work, their reputation, their property, and their family.
Many people see these proceedings as paperwork. Others assume they can explain things themselves at the hearing. That is a costly mistake. Administrative proceedings have their own procedural rules, short deadlines, and evidentiary standards. The agency usually has its own attorney. Having counsel from the start protects your rights and makes sure your side of the story is fully and properly presented.
Matt Gulotta prepares every administrative case thoroughly. He gathers the evidence, develops the facts, and holds the agency to its own rules and the governing law. He has represented clients before a wide range of agencies, boards, and tribunals, including licensing and disciplinary bodies, administrative hearings, and claims against the government.
Agency notices often give you only a brief window to request a hearing or respond. If you miss it, you may lose the right to challenge the decision at all. If you received a notice, a letter, or a decision from a government agency, contact us right away, even if the deadline seems far off.
If you are facing action by a government agency or board, contact the Gulotta Firm to discuss your situation. Have any notice or decision you received ready, along with any deadline it lists.