Court docket monitoring and new filing alerts
For a small firm, a new filing is a new matter. DocketWatch watches federal and selected state dockets, matches filings to the parties and practice areas you care about, and sends them the day they land.
What it watches
You can watch parties by name, company aliases, case types, jurisdictions, and judges. Entity matching handles subsidiaries and name variants, because the filing says one thing and the client goes by another.
What a change looks like
Alerts include the docket link, the parties, the claim amount when it is stated, and counsel on the filing. Enough to decide whether to reach out the same day.
How setup works
You tell us the sources that matter, we wire them by hand, and the first digest arrives within about 48 hours. Real alerts for one week before any invoice, and setup is free.
Questions
Which courts do you cover?
Federal district and bankruptcy courts nationwide through PACER and CourtListener, plus selected state courts. Tell us the jurisdictions you need and we confirm coverage.
Can you catch filings against a company with a different legal name?
Yes. We build alias lists per watch, so subsidiaries and registered names are covered.
Is this public information?
Yes. Court filings are public records. We monitor them and link back to the docket; we do not republish sealed or restricted documents.
Set up DocketWatch free
Tell us the sources you check by hand. We wire them up, you get real alerts for one week, and you only pay if you keep it.