Ken Dalling Appointed as Head of UK Delegation to the CCBE: A Testament to Legal Excellence and Advocacy

Ken Dalling Appointed as Head of UK Delegation to CCBE

In a significant development for the legal profession in the UK, Ken Dalling has been elected as the new Head of the UK Delegation to the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE). This appointment underscores Dalling’s esteemed reputation within the legal community and his dedication to representing UK lawyers on the European stage.

Dalling’s election to this pivotal role was met with overwhelming support from UK delegates, indicating a clear vote of confidence in his leadership abilities. He takes over from his predecessor, Hugh Mercer KC, with a firm commitment to building upon the progress achieved during Mercer’s tenure.

Expressing his gratitude for the opportunity to serve in this capacity, Ken Dalling remarked, “It is an honor to take up the role of the new Head of the UK Delegation to the CCBE and to advocate for the diverse needs of UK lawyers in Europe.” He praised the exemplary leadership of Hugh Mercer KC and pledged to continue advocating for the legal profession.

The CCBE plays a crucial role in the European legal landscape, providing a platform for collaboration and advocacy among legal professionals from 46 countries. As the new Head of the UK Delegation, Ken Dalling brings a wealth of experience to the role, having previously served as President of the Law Society of Scotland and Convener of the Society’s Client Protection Sub-Committee.

In his new position, Dalling is committed to amplifying the voices of legal practitioners in Scotland and across the UK within the CCBE. He emphasized the importance of representing the interests of over one million lawyers in Europe and pledged to ensure that the voices of the profession in Scotland and the UK are heard.

As he assumes his responsibilities as Head of the UK Delegation to the CCBE, Ken Dalling is poised to champion the interests of UK lawyers, uphold the values of the legal profession, and promote collaboration across borders for the benefit of legal practitioners and the communities they serve.