What this area covers
Administrative lawyers work with the agencies that carry out legislation. They take part in rulemaking, represent clients in agency proceedings and challenge or defend agency decisions in court.
Typical legal work
- Commenting on and challenging proposed rules
- Representing clients in agency adjudications
- Advising regulated businesses on compliance
Where lawyers work
- Federal, state and local government
- Law firms of every size
- In-house legal departments
- Nonprofit and advocacy organizations
Schools with verified programs
A school is listed here only when its own website names a concentration, certificate, clinic, center or field placement in Administrative & Regulatory Law. Schools are in alphabetical order. The list is not a ranking, and a school that is absent may still teach the subject.
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Sources
- 1.American Bar Association. Section of Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice (opens in a new tab) Retrieved Sep 2026.
