Euro Court Allows Lawyers to Practise

Practising Abroad - Language Test Unreasonable
Wilson v Ordre des avocats du barreau de Luxembourg (Case
C-506/04)
ECJ
19 September 2006
Daily Law Notes Summary
The registration of a lawyer with the competent authority of a
member state other than that where he had obtained his
qualification, in order to practise in the host state under his
home-country professional title, could not be made subject to a
prior examination of his proficiency in the languages of the host
state.

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