Simply the best way to research Federal Court cases
PacerMonitor, a Fitch Solutions service, is a research and tracking tool for US federal court cases. It lets lawyers and finance professionals search federal district and bankruptcy court dockets, follow cases on one dashboard, get daily email alerts on new filings and download court documents, with an API for bulk data. It is best for litigation, restructuring and bankruptcy professionals and research teams that monitor federal cases.
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The PacerMonitor dashboard collects every case a user follows in one place, regardless of jurisdiction, and, depending on the plan, updates them automatically. Customised daily email alerts send docket changes and new case filings to the inbox. Search covers federal court cases from one place free of charge, with keyword search across docket text entries; coverage includes district civil cases and Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. PacerMonitor is built for teams: once one member downloads a docket refresh or filing, it is available to the rest of the team without paying again, and PDFs can be emailed directly. Mobile tools show new filings and tracked cases on the go. The API returns data from more than 200 federal courts in JSON, CSV or XLS, with a Python SDK for millions of dockets, data points and OCR court PDFs. PacerMonitor was founded in 2011 by corporate restructuring professionals and is based in New York. Plans: Plus at USD 49 a month for individuals (documents 15 cents a page, 5 custom alerts), Professional at USD 99 a month (documents 10 cents a page, 20 alerts, advanced search, pass-through PACER billing) and Enterprise at USD 499 a month for 15 users (unlimited alerts, team management, firm-wide usage dashboard). The API is priced on request. A free account charges a flat USD 5 per document, and Plus and Professional have a 14-day free trial.
What it does
Search federal court cases and records.
Recent federal case news, filterable by case type.
Bankruptcy and district courts browsable by state.
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Plus USD 49/month, Professional USD 99/month, Enterprise USD 499/month for 15 users; API priced on request; free account at USD 5 per document. 14-day free trial.
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PacerMonitor's Plus plan is USD 49 a month for one user (documents 15 cents a page), Professional is USD 99 a month (documents 10 cents a page, more alerts and advanced search) and Enterprise is USD 499 a month for 15 users. A free account charges a flat USD 5 per document, and the API is priced on request.
Yes. The Plus and Professional plans come with a 14-day free trial, with no court account required, and the monthly subscription is waived during the trial (usage fees may apply).
PacerMonitor covers US federal courts, with search across district civil cases and Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases, and its API returns data from more than 200 federal courts.
Yes. The PacerMonitor API supports bulk search and data retrieval in JSON, CSV or XLS, with a Python SDK, for firms with large data needs such as research, trading and compliance systems.
PacerMonitor describes itself as a Fitch Solutions service. It was founded in 2011 by corporate restructuring professionals and is based in New York.
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