Docket Alarm’s state analytics have expanded to four exciting new jurisdictions across three new states.

With state analytics enabled, each docket event is tagged with an event type and, if applicable, a motion identifier and outcome. With state court analytics, users can view large trends in these and other jurisdictions. You can see which motion types are likely to be successful before your assigned judge, or see which courses of action have been successful in the past. 

The newly launched jurisdictions include: 

• North Carolina

• Superior Court, statewide

• District Court, statewide

• Ohio

• Hamilton County

• Montgomery County

• New Mexico

• Bernalillo County

We look forward to continuing to expand our analytics offerings to state courts throughout the year!

Docket Alarm’s state analytics have expanded to new jurisdictions, including major cities.

Pleading tags, launched for federal courts in 2022, apply universal identifiers to docket entries, making it easier to quickly read a docket sheet. The pleading tags also power motion analytics, allowing users to learn how likely a particular motion type is to succeed. 

The newly launched jurisdictions include: 

• District of Columbia

• Superior Court

• Georgia

• Fulton County

• Texas

• Harris County

We look forward to continuing to expand our analytics offerings to state courts throughout the year!

Docket Alarm has expanded  Pleading Tags and Motion Analytics in state courts, adding coverage statewide in Wisconsin. 

Pleading tag apply universal identifiers to docket entries, making it easier to quickly read a docket sheet. The pleading tags also power motion analytics, allowing users to learn how likely a particular motion type is to succeed. 

The new Wisconsin coverage is the latest in our expanding library of state court analytics.

Docket Alarm has expanded Pleading Tags and Motion Analytics in state courts, adding coverage in key counties in Florida and California. 

Pleading tags, launched for federal courts in 2022, apply universal identifiers to docket entries, making it easier to quickly read a docket sheet. The pleading tags also power motion analytics, allowing users to learn how likely a particular motion type is to succeed. 

We are pleased to announce the newest additions: 

• Florida

• Broward County

• Duval County

• Hillsborough County

• Miami-Dade County

• Pinellas County

• California

• Alameda County

• Riverside County

• San Diego County

• San Francisco County

 

Docket Alarm now features Pleading Tags and Motion Analytics in state courts. 

Pleading tags, launched for federal courts in 2022, apply universal identifiers to docket entries, making it easier to quickly read a docket sheet. The pleading tags also power motion analytics, allowing users to learn how likely a particular motion type is to succeed. 

Delaware’s Court of Chancery is the first state court to receive motion analytics.

Docket Alarm's latest article, Gender Analytics: Using Litigation Data to Evaluate Law Firm Diversity, explores how legal analytics can be used to conduct an in depth analysis of gender imbalances at law firms. By analyzing the gender of attorney appearances, Docket Alarm's analytics use litigation data to identify firms that are making a real commitment to gender diversity.

Read the full article at Patently-O.

RFC Express was, until recently, a well-known IP litigation alert provider that offered easy access to case alerts at a reasonable rate. Unfortunately, the service has appeared to have shuttered its doors. Many users stopped receiving case alerts without warning.

Fortunately, former RFC Express users are not left without options. Docket Alarm can meet all of their research needs and much more.

Blazing Fast Alerts Over a Comprehensive Database

Like RFC Express, Docket Alarm offers users access to IP cases from U.S. Federal District Courts.

So called "patent trolls" have been all over the news, and with good reason— these entities pose significant risks to the hi-tech industry. But a new tribunal has been shown to be effective at thwarting patent trolls and other overly aggressive patent owners.

Patent trolls are companies that attempt to monetize patents through litigation, with no interest in commercializing a product or advancing the state-of-the-art.