organisers, sponsors & supporters
Clifford Chance law firm (through its Warsaw office) has been the CEEMC’s main sponsor since 1995.
Many CEEMC mooters have undertaken internships or begun working at the firm, with some even becoming partners.
The British Law Centre (“BLC”) has organised the CEEMC since it first began in 1995.
Aside from visiting the Law Faculty at Cambridge University and the UK Supreme Court, the CEEMC winners receive free-of-charge places on the BLC’s Diploma in English Law & Legal Skills (“DELLS”).
Each year, the CEEMC is organised in co-operation with local hosts at the moot venue. In 2026, our co-host and co-organiser is the West University of Timisoara (Faculty of Law)
The Timisoara Court of Appeal is co-host of the 2026 CEEMC, and most of the mooting will take place in its courtrooms.
Inner Temple is one of the four Inns of Court, which play a central role in educating and training barristers.
Inner Temple is a long-term supporter and sponsor of the CEEMC.
The CEEMC’s winners visit the Inner Temple during their visit to the UK.
Senior members of the Inner Temple regularly sit on the CEEMC Judicial Panel.
The European Investment Bank (“EIB”) has been a sponsor of the CEEMC since 2019.
The EIB’s sponsorship generally helps to subsidise the costs of teams participating in the competition. The EIB is also the main sponsor of the semi-finalist announcement dinner
EIB delegates have joined the CEEMC’s Judicial Panel.
The CEEMC has always had a strong link with the Centre for European Legal Studies (“CELS”) of the Law Faculty, University of Cambridge.
A number of former CELS Directors have provided significant support to the CEEMC, including: Prof W. R. Cornish, Prof. Catherine Barnard, Prof. Richard Fentiman and Prof. Jonathan Morgan.
The BLC and CEEMC enjoy strong links with the Faculty of Law of Cambridge University.
Each year the CEEMC winners prize includes a visit to the Law Faculty and a visit to the UK Supreme Court in London.
Faculty Members regularly join the CEEMC”s Judicial Panel and manage the British Law Centre.
The CEEMC regularly collaborates with members of the EU’s various institutions.
We are fortunate that the CEEMC’s President has always been a member or former member of the Court of Justice (Lord Slynn of Hadley, AG Fennelly and Dame Eleanor Sharpston KC).
The CEEMC Judicial Panel regularly includes current members of the CJEU and EU General Court, plus the EFTA Surveillance Authority.
The CEEMC’s Best Speaker is offered an internship at the CJEU