since
2011
Your Public Law Attorneys in Vienna – Serving Austria and Internationally
We are a specialized public law firm based in Vienna, advising and representing individuals, companies, and institutions from Austria and around the world. With over a decade of experience, we guide our clients through complex administrative and court proceedings with clarity, precision, and a strong strategic focus.
Our practice is dedicated exclusively to public law. This focus allows us to develop efficient, tailored solutions—even in legally complex and high-stakes matters involving public authorities.
We represent you where the state is your counterpart.
Our team understands legal challenges from multiple perspectives—economic, institutional, and individual. This enables us to anticipate risks early and develop effective strategies across a wide range of public law matters, including immigration and residence law, citizenship law, construction law, education law, administrative penalty law, and public procurement law.
Public law is complex – we think further. The most exciting cases arise where the law meets new challenges. We analyze cross-connections, seek analogies, and find solutions that go beyond the obvious.
Our Core Areas of Practice
We advise and represent clients in all key areas of public law, including:
Your Advantage with RIHS
As a firm dedicated exclusively to public law, we offer deep and highly specialized knowledge.
Every case is unique. We develop solutions that are aligned with your specific objectives.
We have advised clients across industries and jurisdictions, giving us a broad and practical understanding of public law.
Our background in legal research and academia ensures clear, well-founded legal arguments.
We anticipate challenges, streamline proceedings where possible, and focus on achieving efficient outcomes.
We provide straightforward advice and remain accessible—whether in person in Vienna or online.
News and articles from RIHS
Austria’s New Headscarf Ban Before the Constitutional Court
News, Religious Law
On 1 September 2026, a new statutory ban on Islamic headscarves in Austrian schools entered into force. Female pupils under the age of 14 are prohibited from wearing a headscarf…
Headscarf Ban before the Austrian Constitutional Court: Why the Applications Were Rejected
News, Religious Law
The Austrian Constitutional Court rejected the applications against Austria’s new headscarf ban on procedural grounds. This article explains the Court’s decision of 25 June 2026, the constitutional issues raised and their significance for future constitutional review proceedings.
Demolition Order in Austrian Building Law: Risks and Legal Options for Property Owners
Building Law, News
Demolition orders can have substantial legal and financial implications. This article outlines key risks, deadlines and strategic considerations for property owners and developers under Austrian building law.