GEMME EUROPE Conference and General Assemblies in Warsaw, 24-25 April 2026 On 24 April 2026, GEMME EUROPE, the Polish Institute of Justice and the Regional Court in Warsaw jointly organised an international conference in Warsaw on the role of judges in amicable dispute resolution in Europe. The event gathered more than 100 judges and practitioners…
Judges, amicable settlement, and the rule of law in the digital age Sharing European experiences November 19th and 21st 2025 Webinar These two lunch webinars offered judges from different European countries, who are involved in promoting mediation and conciliation, the opportunity to share the lessons they have learned from their amicable office in the…
Training session on the Danube 2025 The 2025 training cruise organised by GEMME-France and CIM was a great success. A group of well-known legal experts from many different countries got together on a boat on the Danube river for four days to talk about mediation. The programme, which was led by experts who are well-known…
Looking back at IFOMENE’s 32nd master class During this roundtable discussion, which was moderated by Linda Benrais, members of GEMME from Belgium, France, Poland and the United Kingdom discussed the main issues and challenges related to amicable policy in Europe. GEMME Europe is very grateful to IFOMENE for setting this up. This lively webinar is…
GEMME at the General Assembly of the European Law Institute 2025 GEMME had the honour of participating in the General Assembly of the European Law Institute (ELI), held in Vienna from 22 to 24 September 2024. This major event brought together lawyers, magistrates, academics and experts from across Europe to discuss the major legal challenges…
Board meeting 16 May 2025 in Brussels. After four online board meetings, the elected directors and representatives of the Belgian, Dutch, Italian, Romanian, French, Irish, Greek, Polish and German sections met in person at the Belgian Court of Cassation for the second GEMME Board of Directors meeting of 2025. The discussions were both dense and…