03 · Government solutions
Fiscal and disciplinary liability
Defense before the Comptroller and the Inspector General, with preventive strategies for public servants and State contractors.
What we do
Public servants and State contractors face oversight that can affect their assets and their careers. We defend clients before the Comptroller General and the Inspector General, and design preventive strategies against these risks. We act with the technique each type of oversight demands.
What’s included
We defend clients before the fiscal and disciplinary oversight bodies.
- Defense before the Comptroller General
- Defense before the Inspector General
- Fiscal liability proceedings
- Disciplinary proceedings
- Preventive strategies for public servants and contractors
When to call us
An oversight body issues a finding and whether a proceeding opens depends on the answer.
The order opening the proceeding is served and the deadline to file a defense starts running.
An interim measure is ordered over the investigated party’s assets.
The contractor is drawn into a fiscal proceeding because of a decision by the entity.
Before deciding, when the public servant wants to document why they acted as they did.
What the client gains
- Each control with its own technique. The fiscal and the disciplinary proceedings follow different logics: confusing them weakens the defense.
- Due care is proven. What saves the public servant and the contractor is the record behind the decision, not good intentions.
- Personal assets are protected. Fiscal liability reaches the individual’s property, not only their office.