Court Records Search
by NexGenData
Court Records Search returns normalized records from public court archives, combining opinions and federal docket records in one result set for preliminary research and screening. Fields the source does not publish are left empty rather than estimated.
Key features and functions include:
Combined Opinion and Docket Search
A single query searches court opinions and federal docket records together, with each result labelled by record type.
Court Filtering and Result Limits
Results can be limited to the U.S. Supreme Court and federal circuit courts, or run across all federal and state courts in the archive. A maximum-results setting caps each run.
Structured Case Records
Opinion records include case name, court name and ID, date filed, date argued, docket number, nature of suit, citations, judge, publication status, a text excerpt and a direct link. Docket records add the assigned and referred judge and the cause of action.
Litigation Research Starting Point
Results provide a first pass across opinions and dockets before more detailed review of a specific opinion or docket.
Conflicts and Exposure Checks
Opinions and dockets can be swept for a prospective client or adversary in a single search.
KYC and AML Name Screening
Batch public-record checks can be run against counterparty names during onboarding.
Pre-Deal Diligence
Searches can map a target company’s litigation footprint ahead of a transaction.
Data Export and API Access
Results can be exported as JSON, CSV or Excel, or retrieved through an API that supports scheduled
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