Court Rules
Now Available

Legal Intelligence,
Built Into Your Product.

Privacy enforcement actions from 21 jurisdictions. Filing rules for 630+ federal judges. Your platform surfaces it to the people who need it: in-house teams catching regulatory risk, attorneys avoiding clerk rejections, AI agents answering procedural questions with source-traced data.

Individual Practices
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Integrations

Where This Fits
in Your Product

You already have the workflows. These data feeds turn them into features your customers actually use.

Regulatory Feed in Your Workspace

Surface enforcement actions where your in-house legal customers already work. FTC fines a company in their industry, a matter gets created, someone is assigned to assess contract exposure. That workflow, automated from structured event data.

Pre-Filing Compliance in Your Editor

Your customer's attorney is drafting a brief. Before they file, your product checks the page limit, formatting, and courtesy copy rules for the assigned judge. The clerk rejection that would have cost a day never happens.

Risk Alerts for In-House Teams

When a state AG announces an enforcement action in your customer's industry, they hear about it from your platform, not from a Google Alert three weeks later. Each event includes contract search terms so they know what to review.

AI Agent with Real Legal Data

Your AI assistant answers 'What are Judge Amon's page limits?' from structured data, not from hallucinating. MCP gives your agent 7 tools with source-traced answers. One line to connect.

Deadline-Aware Document Automation

Font, margins, page limits, and exhibit labeling rules surfaced before the first draft. Your customer's generated documents comply with the judge's standards from the start, not after a rejection.

Contract Review Triggers

Every enforcement event includes search terms mapped to contract clauses. Disney fined for opt-out failures? The terms 'do not sell' and 'Global Privacy Control' flag exactly which vendor agreements to review.

See What Your Product Gets Back

Every rule extracted from source documents and returned as clean, structured JSON. Pick a use case.

Endpoint
POST/v1/check
Use Cases
Response 200 OK • 86ms
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Coverage

Legal Data Available by API

Two data domains, structured as clean fields your product can display, validate against, or build workflows on top of. Enforcement intelligence and court rules, available through REST API and MCP.

Privacy Enforcement Actions

  • 1,100+ events from 21 jurisdictions
  • FTC, HHS, and 19 state attorneys general
  • Entity, fine amount, violation types, laws cited
  • Contract search terms for agreement review
  • Risk levels and remedy details
  • Updated within 24 hours of announcement

Judge-Specific Filing Rules

  • Page and word limits per document type
  • Courtesy copy preferences
  • Pre-motion conference requirements
  • Discovery dispute procedures
  • Chambers communication protocols
  • Every rule traced to source PDF page

Filing Compliance Checks

  • Upload a PDF, get pass/fail per rule
  • Document classification (brief, motion, letter)
  • Page and word count extraction
  • Checks against all three rule layers
  • Source citations for every violation
  • Judge-specific, not generic defaults

Court & Judge Directory

  • 20+ federal districts profiled
  • 630+ judges with standing orders
  • District, senior, magistrate, and chief judges
  • Active status tracking
  • Court holiday calendars
  • State courts in beta (6 jurisdictions)

Deadline & Formatting Data

  • Opposition and reply windows
  • Business-day vs. calendar-day rules
  • Font, margin, and spacing requirements
  • Exhibit labeling and numbering
  • E-filing method constraints
  • Structured for calendar integration

Regulatory Change Monitoring

  • Standing order update detection
  • New enforcement action alerts
  • Jurisdiction-level trend data
  • Violation type aggregations
  • Filterable by industry and risk level
  • Webhook notifications (coming soon)

Legal Data Moves Fast.
Your Product Stays Current.

A judge updates a standing order. An agency issues an enforcement action. A court revises its local rules. We monitor source documents continuously so your product reflects what's actually current, not what was true six months ago.

Source-Linked

Every rule traces back to the original standing order with page numbers. Your users can always verify against the source document.

Human-Reviewed

Compliance-critical items go through human-in-the-loop review before publish. We don't ship raw extraction output.

Monitored Daily

We check court websites continuously for updates. When a judge changes their rules, your product reflects it within days.

Change History

Every update is logged with timestamps and before/after diffs. Your product can show users what changed and when.

Ready to Integrate

REST API with TypeScript and Python SDKs. Most teams are pulling data into their product within a day.

Simple Pricing.

Start with free access. Pay when you're ready for production.

Developer

Explore the data and build a proof of concept.

$0/month
  • Full API Access
  • Rate limited (10 req/min)
  • All courts & judges
  • Community Support

Startup

For teams shipping compliance features to customers.

$499/month
  • Production rate limits
  • Daily rule updates
  • All rule categories
  • Priority email support
  • Commercial license

Scale

For platforms with high volume or custom requirements.

Custom
  • Unlimited requests
  • Custom SLA
  • Dedicated account manager
  • On-premise deployment option
  • Audit logs

Enforcement intelligence. Filing compliance.
Ready for your product.

Privacy enforcement from 21 jurisdictions. Court rules for 630+ federal judges. Extracted from government sources, structured for integration, updated daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Legal Data API and integration.

When the FTC fines a company in your customer's industry, their legal team needs to know within hours: what happened, what law was cited, and what contracts to review. Each enforcement event includes search terms mapped to contract clauses, so your platform can trigger a vendor agreement review automatically. That's the difference between reactive and proactive compliance.