PACER CLI — search federal cases, download dockets & documents via PCL and CM/ECF
Agentic AI system for predicting events in the U.S. federal courts — motion outcomes, judge votes, and predicted reasoning.
Search and retrieve US court opinions, federal dockets, judge records, citation networks, and oral arguments from CourtListener's 9M+ opinion corpus via MCP. STDIO or Streamable HTTP.
Consumer bankruptcy research platform analyzing 4.9 million federal court cases. Empirical data on discharge rates, attorney performance, and §1328(f) eligibility screening across all 94 districts.
Free tool screening 4.9M bankruptcy cases across 94 federal districts for §1328(f) discharge bar violations. Interactive national map, attorney scorecards, district comparison charts. Zero cost, open source.
Publicly filed federal court records involving canine bone marrow transplantation, the Canine Transplant & Apheresis Center (CTAC), and related litigation.
AI-powered automated filing for Federal CM/ECF court systems. 150 courts, 7 safety gates, zero form-filling.
CourtListener is a free legal research platform operated by the Free Law Project, a nonprofit organization. It provides a comprehensive REST API for accessing US court opinions, dockets, oral arguments, judge biographical data, financial disclosures, and citation networks from federal and state courts.
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is a federal appellate court with nationwide jurisdiction over cases involving patent law, international trade, government contracts, federal employment, veterans' benefits, and other specialized areas of federal law.
Lex Machina is a legal analytics platform owned by LexisNexis that transforms raw court documents and dockets into structured datasets so litigators, corporate legal teams, insurers, and judges can make data-driven decisions about cases, courts, judges, lawyers, parties, and damages.
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