The Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE) represents the bars and law societies of 32 member countries and
13 further associate and observer countries, and through them more than 1
million European lawyers.
The CCBE was founded in 1960, as the ramifications
of the European Economic Community on the legal profession started to be
seriously considered (see the CCBE’s History). During the decades which
followed and through to the present day, the CCBE has been in the
forefront of advancing
the views of European lawyers and defending the
legal principles upon which democracy and the rule of law are based. The
CCBE is an international non-profit-making association incorporated in
Belgium.
The CCBE is recognised as the voice of the European
legal profession by the national bars and law societies on the one hand,
and by the EU institutions on the other. It acts as the liaison between
the EU and Europe's national bars and law societies. The CCBE has
regular institutional contacts with those European Commission officials,
and members and staff of the European Parliament, who deal with issues
affecting the legal profession . Its current strategy can be found here.
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