EU law, national law and related information.

EU law: Treaties |
Legal acts |
Consolidated texts |
International agreements |
Preparatory documents |
EFTA documents |
EU case-law |
Lawmaking procedures |
National transposition |
Official Journal of the European Union EU |
Summaries of EU legislation

EU case-law: Case law |
Reports of cases |
Directory of case-law

National law and case-law: National transposition |
National case-law |
JURE case-law

Summaries of EU legislation are short, easy-to-understand explanations of the main legal acts passed by the EU – intended for a general, non-specialist audience.

This e-learning module provides search tips that will enable you to make the most of EUR-Lex.

Find EU Treaties, EU Legislation, International Agreements and Case Law of the European Court of Justice. If there has been a change to an act and this change has been consolidated, you will find the latest consolidated version of the text. If you are looking for a wider scope of legal documents, please go to the EUR-Lex website.

The EU Law Tracker allows you to monitor the EU legislative process from the moment a legislative act is proposed until it is adopted. This website contains information and related documents from the different bodies involved in EU law-making. Since its launch on 30 April 2024, all new and ongoing legislative procedures falling under the ordinary legislative procedure are available on the website. In the future, the website will also list the EU’s legislative priorities and track their progress.The Publications Office of the European Union is responsible for the operational and technical management of the EU Law Tracker. The European Parliament, the Council and the European Commission provide the data and take key decisions about the development of the portal.

The Legislative Observatory offers the latest state of play on all EU legislative and non-legislative procedures going through the European Parliament.

The 'Legislative Train Schedule' website aims to provide an interesting, content rich and easy to understand way to visualise the legislative elements that form the major part of the EU institutions' work programme. Using railways, trains and carriages as a metaphor, the website allows users – Members, Parliament staff, and a broader public audience – to monitor the progress of legislative files during the current and past European Parliament term.

The European e-Justice Portal provides information on justice systems and improves access to justice throughout the EU, in 23 languages.

The InfoCuria database contains all the publicly available information concerning the cases brought before the Court of Justice, the General Court and the Civil Service Tribunal.