On 29 and 30 October, the CCBE took part in the Digitalisation of Justice Conference in Dublin

Bringing the European legal profession’s perspective to shape the implementation of the Digital Justice Strategy 2030

On 29 and 30 October, the CCBE took part in the Digitalisation of Justice Conference in Dublin, organised by the Irish Presidency of the Council of the EU 2026 and the European Commission.

Dominic Gerstberger, Chair of the CCBE IT Law Committee highlighted the CCBE views on the core elements of e-justice systems, including professional secrecy, equality of arms, access to justice, the reliability of e-justice systems, training and human accountability.

Anna Drozd, Senior Legal Advisor in the CCBE shared lawyers’ experiences with the e-justice systems and recommendations for their development, in particular the need to involve legal professionals in the design and testing of the e-justice systems.

The CCBE looks forward to continuing its engagement in shaping the future of digital justice in Europe.

A woman and a man posing outside a historic building in Dublin, Ireland, with a conference setting displayed on the right side featuring speakers and an audience engaging in discussions.

Source: https://lnkd.in/p/dpgu-eMd


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