Docket Alarm API for U.S. Courts
Commercial authenticated API for buyer-initiated federal and state docket search, party-role filtering, case counts, filing dates, docket retrieval, and cache-currency metadata.
Questions this answers
3 · best fit firstDocket Alarm searches a buyer-selected person as party or attorney, supports party-role, plaintiff, civil-case, status, outcome, and filed-date filters, and returns case count, date_filed, and datetime_cached. The documentation supports role-constrained case discovery and filing/search pins but does not show a disposition date field or guarantee complete federal-and-state coverage.
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.
Attorney-filtered standing API searches return matched counts, filing dates, cache timestamps, and support status and outcome filters, providing raw case-history evidence; no attorney-duration benchmark is documented.
Fields it delivers
6 fieldsDocket Alarm identifies the product as a U.S. federal and state court API; court and document availability varies by jurisdiction.
The API is a commercial Docket Alarm service reached through a paid account/subscription; the pricing route, API page, and standard terms were checked. Public court records elsewhere are not a no-cost route to this Docket Alarm API.
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