About the role
Administrative lawyers often work in the public sector and handle legal issues related to public administration. They usually have a law degree and have completed a clerkship or equivalent practical experience. Their expertise lies in applying and interpreting laws that govern the activities of public authorities.Responsibilities
Administrative lawyers provide advice on legal matters, prepare decisions and opinions, and handle appeals. They ensure that the authorities' decisions and processes comply with applicable legislation. They can also represent authorities in legal proceedings and negotiations.Skills and tools
Administrative lawyers must have a good knowledge of administrative law and other relevant legal areas. They need strong analytical skills and proficiency in legal writing. Computer support for legal information search and document management are central tools in their work. Common competencies demanded by employers are förvaltningsrätt, avtalsrätt and svenskt medborgarskap.