European Case Law, Unified

Case Law Hub is a free, open-access platform for searching and exploring EU case law from courts across Europe. We aggregate court decisions from Romania, Germany, the Netherlands, and France alongside rulings from the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and the official EUR-Lex repository. Every decision is indexed with rich metadata — including ECLI identifiers, court names, decision dates, party names, and keyword classifications — making it simple to find exactly what you need without navigating multiple national databases. The platform is designed for legal professionals, researchers, and students who need efficient access to European court decisions without the friction of fragmented national portals.

Our platform covers supreme courts and constitutional tribunals including the ÎCCJ and curțile de Apel in Romania, the Bundesgerichtshof (BGH) and Bundesverfassungsgericht (BVerfG) in Germany, the Hoge Raad in the Netherlands, and the Cour de Cassation and Conseil d'État in France. We also index preliminary rulings and direct actions from the CJEU as well as regulatory acts published through EUR-Lex, giving researchers a single unified point of access to European court decisions spanning multiple jurisdictions, legal traditions, and official languages.

The search functionality lets you look up decisions by ECLI identifier for precise pinpoint retrieval, or use keyword searches across the full text of judgments. You can filter results by court, category, country, or date range to surface relevant precedents quickly. Each decision page links to related legal provisions, making it easy to trace how specific articles of EU or national law have been applied and interpreted by courts across member states. This interconnection between decisions and legal texts supports rigorous comparative legal research.

Case Law Hub brings together content from official sources including the Romanian Portal Query, German Jurion, Dutch Rechtspraak, French Légifrance, and the EUR-Lex portal. All content is enriched with standardized metadata to enable cross-border research and structured analysis. Whether you are preparing a brief, writing an academic article on European law, or monitoring regulatory developments across the EU, Case Law Hub provides the foundational access to court decisions that your work requires.