Civil litigation involvement
What civil cases has this person been involved in and in what role?
The data that answers it
Ranked by fit · best firstStanding party-name docket search returns civil cases and docket party context across federal and 1,800-plus state courts.
Docket 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.
Lex Machina can query federal district cases by a selected party, attorney, status, resolution, and date and returns totalCases plus case records with court, status, and date structures. The cited material does not establish the person's role and both filing/disposition dates on every returned case, a search as-of timestamp, or complete state-court coverage.
State and federal party-keyed case/docket retrieval returns parties, attorneys, documents, and events for buyer-selected targets.
UniCourt can search a named person with party-role and case-status filters and returns totalCount, filedDate, caseStatus, and lastFetchDate for matched federal and state cases. The API supports role-aware discovery and filing/search pins, but the citation does not document a disposition date field or complete jurisdictional coverage.
PacerMonitor permits arbitrary party-name searching of federal civil cases. A public civil result identifies the selected person as Plaintiff, gives the federal court and docket number, and lists the other parties by recorded role; the commercial, non-contributory API supplies normalized federal-court data in JSON or CSV/XLS.
Authenticated case, docket, and party methods retrieve civil cases and party roles for buyer-selected people across 44 states plus DC.
Smart Search returns state trial-court dockets and party context for buyer-selected people.
BrokerCheck reports qualifying investment-related civil judicial proceedings with initiator, court-action filing date, court/case details, allegations, status, resolution, and resolution date; coverage is limited by CRD reporting rules.
Form ADV civil-judicial DRPs identify reportable investment-related proceedings against advisory affiliates with court, filed-against identity, filing date, allegations, status, resolution date, and summary; not a comprehensive court index.
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