202 Members since 1952:
- 130 Members, Court of Justice
- 60 Members, General Court (since 1989)
- 12 Members, Civil Service Tribunal (since 2005)

 Court of Justice:
- 27 Judges
- 8 Advocates General
- 1 Registrar

 General Court:
- 27 Judges
- 1 Registrar

 Civil Service Tribunal:
- 7 Judges
- 1 Registrar

 The Court of Justice's new Palais (main building):
- inauguration: December 2008
- built area: 124 000 m2
- site area: 75 000 m2
- cost: EUR 355 Mill

- Ancien Palais (former main building) (open to the public: 5 courtrooms and press gallery)
- Anneau, 2 floors (Court of Justice Members' Chambers)
- 2 Towers, 24 floors, 107 m (1 courtroom, General Court Members' Chambers, translation units)
- Gallery connecting the buildings

 Other buildings:
- Thomas More, Annexe C and Erasmus (undergoing renovations)
- Allegro (Civil Service Tribunal)
- T/Tbis (translation units)
- GEOS (administrative services)

 1004 posts: 924 (Translation) + 80 (Interpretation) =
48 % of the Institution's staff:
- 610 lawyer linguists
- 23 official languages of the Union
- 506 language combinations
- 1 000 000 pages translated annually

 26 800 judgments and orders delivered since 1952:
- Court of Justice, roughly 17 200
- General Court, roughly 8 700 (since 1989)
- Civil Service Tribunal, roughly 900 (since 2005)

 Court of Justice:
- 631 Cases introduced (2012)
- 595 Cases closed (2012)

 General Court:
- 617 Cases introduced (2012)
- 688 Cases closed (2012)

 Civil Service Tribunal:
- 178 Cases introduced (2012)
- 121 Cases closed (2012)

 360 000 visitors since 1968:
- 600 groups of visitors/year
- 15 000 people (2012)

 4517 Civil Servants and temporary agents since 1952:
- 2065 posts = 1246 women and 819 men (civil servants, temporary and contract agents)
- 60 % women
- average age: 43 years

230 000 volumes :
- 10 km of volumes on the shelves
- 23 official languages of the Union and certain third country languages

 EUR 354,88 Mill for 2013