Organisation litigation history

Standing company/party docket search spans federal and 1,800-plus state courts with court, date, resolution, and damages filters.

Standing company-keyed REST docket search and parameterized JSON alerts cover U.S. federal and state courts.

Docket Alarm's authenticated search accepts buyer-selected party names and party-role filters across federal and state civil dockets and returns matched-case count, filed date, status/outcome-filtered results, and datetime_cached. This pins filing and cache/search currency and can constrain role, but the cited API does not establish a disposition date or complete court coverage for every result.

Lex Machina accepts party, attorney, status, resolution, and date filters for federal district cases and returns matching case totals plus case records with court, status, and case-date structures; state-court coverage is partial. The cited analytics result does not itself guarantee party role, filing and disposition dates on every result, database/search as-of time, or complete U.S. civil-court coverage.

State and federal corporate-party case/docket retrieval identifies and monitors civil cases naming a buyer-selected organisation.

UniCourt's Court Data API accepts party and attorney queries with party-role, plaintiff, case-status and filed-date filters and returns totalCount, filedDate, caseStatus, and lastFetchDate in normalized federal and state results. This pins filing and source-fetch currency and can constrain role, but the cited result schema does not establish disposition date or complete court coverage.

Authenticated case, docket, and party methods retrieve civil cases naming buyer-selected organisations across 44 states plus DC.

Trellis Smart Search documents searching state trial-court cases naming a buyer-selected corporate party through a standing subscribed platform. The cited tier guide does not document returned party role, filing or disposition dates, search/database as-of time, scalar schema, or jurisdictional completeness, so the evidence is too thin for a fully pinned litigation record.

BrokerCheck firm disclosures include qualifying civil proceedings with involved firm, initiator, court, docket, filing date, status, resolution, and resolution date. Affiliate-only events must not be attributed to the selected firm.

Form ADV civil DRPs identify reportable proceedings filed against adviser firms/affiliates with court, filing date, allegations, status, resolution date, and summary. This is a limited official litigation slice.

Arbitrary company search returns case histories and LitigationScan reports across any company's case portfolio; exact party-role fields and court roster are not public.