Docket Navigator: Litigation Analytics software
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Docket Navigator is a litigation intelligence platform providing hand-coded court order data across U.S. district courts, the ITC, and PTAB AIA proceedings. It serves law firms and corporate legal teams with research, case monitoring, current awareness, and analytics covering patent, copyright, trademark, antitrust, trade secret, and securities litigation.
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Docket Navigator
Founded
2008
Headquarters
United States
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What Docket Navigator does
Each order is coded with up to 29 data fields, enabling detailed filtering and analysis. Case monitoring delivers daily alerts with attorney-written summaries of underlying court documents. The Docket Report provides daily current awareness, while Special Reports and Weekly Insights analyze litigation trends. Business development tools flag new filings and generate presentation-ready analytics on judges, firms, attorneys, and litigants. Litigation strategy features offer configurable analytics on judges' decision histories and opponents' litigation behavior. The platform reports adoption by 88% of the 100 largest U.S. law firms.
What it does
Docket Navigator core capabilities
Legal Research
Hand-coded orders with up to 29 data fields for detailed filtering.
Case Monitoring
Daily alerts with attorney-written summaries of court documents.
Current Awareness
Daily Docket Report and deep Special Reports on litigation trends.
Business Development
New-case alerts with presentation-ready firm and judge analytics.
Litigation Strategy
Configurable analytics on judge decision histories and opponents.
Technical specifications
- Covers patent, copyright, trademark, antitrust, trade secret, securities
- Jurisdictions: U.S. district courts, ITC, PTAB
- Up to 29 data fields per coded order
- Daily email alerts
- Attorney-written document summaries
- A Centellic Platform
Who it is for
Who Docket Navigator is built for
Target audience
- Large Law Firm
- In-House Legal Teams
Team size
- 500+
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Docket Navigator covers six practice areas: patent litigation in U.S. district courts, the ITC, and PTAB AIA proceedings, plus copyright, trademark, antitrust, trade secret, and securities claims in U.S. district courts. Each area is tracked with hand-coded order data and attorney-written summaries.
Case monitoring sends daily alerts that go beyond raw docket entries by including attorney-written summaries of underlying court documents. Subscribers receive explanations of what happened, why it happened, and what it means, delivered to their inbox each day with no manual effort required.
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