Court jurisdiction
The observed, reported, measured, or estimated court jurisdiction for a legal proceeding, on the basis and date stated by the source.
Sources that carry it
9 sourcesAnonymous public PDF family comprising forum agreements, common AF Rules and the explanatory Reference Guide. It documents signatory/consent requirements, forum/dispute scope, territory, monetary jurisdiction, exclusions, filing, response, hearing, decision, correction, appeal, award-payment and administrative rules. It excludes all matter records and workflow telemetry.
Authenticated comparable-case platform for motor-vehicle and premises-liability settlements and verdicts. Documented live motor-vehicle coverage is GA, FL, NC, SC, and TN; premises coverage is GA and FL. Subscriber terms impose a default monthly contribution quota.
Public cumulative tab-delimited and annual SAS civil-case files covering U.S. district-court filings, terminations, and pending cases from 1988 forward, with a separate 1970–1987 file. Federal-only; judgment amounts are nonmandatory and explicitly unreliable for benchmark analysis.
National verdict-and-settlement dataset offered as a subscriber search product and insurer-facing structured machine-readable data feed, with state/county venue, case/injury taxonomy, result, damages, demand, and offer capability. No public field dictionary or benchmark-period schema is published.
Commercial bearer-token API for federal district, appeals, and partial state-court case data. State queries require one state and may filter courts, status, case type, dates, resolutions, damages, and rulings; direct case outputs include state and status. State coverage is partial. No aggregate duration, trial-rate, win-rate, median, percentile, or jury-verdict benchmark output is documented.
Standing transactional browser product for buyer-selected verdict and settlement cohorts, filtered by jurisdiction, topic, date, injury, resolution, award range, judge, attorney, and firm. It presents average/median award and case-count charts and bounded downloads, but publishes no normalized scalar schema, database as-of date, or jury-only resolution enumeration.
Commercial litigation-analytics application for buyer-selected lawyers, judges, companies, courts, cases, and case types. Court View compares closed-case outcomes and advertises duration prediction; Verdicts matches a venue/case type and complaint factset to closed verdicts and returns an inflation-adjusted estimate, P10/P90 range, and precedents. Public pages do not publish a machine schema or complete observation-window/as-of/model terms.
Standing commercial state-trial-court research platform. Smart Search, Judge Analytics, Verdicts, and Attorney Analysis support buyer-selected cases, venues, outcome/timing analyses, and comparable verdict research; modules are not separate Sources. Public guides lack scalar schemas and complete benchmark pinning.
Commercial U.S. legal-research subscription whose integrated Litigation Analytics accepts buyer-selected courts, judges, case types, jurisdictions, and terms and returns outcomes, resolution-timing analytics, result-list fields, and damages information. Exact court coverage and derived-statistic windows are not publicly enumerated.
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