Sentences with phrase «docket alarm»

Docket Alarm is a legal research and analytics company that takes millions of legal cases and provides analytics.

«New legal developments occur every day under the new AIA proceedings before the PTAB, and Docket Alarm is an invaluable tool for finding the most up to date information needed to give you the upper hand in these cases.

With this membership option, you only pay when you use Docket Alarm.

«In addition to Docket Alarm's search capabilities, its PTAB analytics platform saves me and my team dozens of hours of labor intensive research.

Docket Alarm analyzes millions of cases for content and provides a beautiful interface that your users will love using.

Docket Alarm offers a monthly plan as well as a pay as you go plan.

Docket Alarm offers a powerful API (application programming interface) to developers that want to integrate case filings into their apps.

Summary Today on the forty seventh episode of the Evolve Law Podcast, our host Mary Juetten sits down with Michael Sander, founder and CEO of Docket Alarm.

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The platform will include legal data from Fastcase as well as docket data from leading docket analytics provider Docket Alarm, which was acquired by Fastcase in January 2018.

Docket Alarm tries to search for docket numbers in various ways to increase the likelihood that they will match.

Each law firm is distinctive and can choose to upload data to the secure AI Sandbox platform exclusively with firm insights, or collaborate, compare, and combine with other data sets, such as data derived from the Fastcase's leading collection of judicial opinions, statutes, or regulations, or structured metadata such as citation relationships or docket metadata from Docket Alarm.

There's 255 million documents in the Fastcase and Docket Alarm databases, and so, we have a ton of information about judges or law firms or clients, and so armed with the kind of whole legal database of judicial opinions and statutes, all of the motions and pleadings from the Docket Alarm database and then all of the metadata about filings in PACER, what the pace of things were, when they happened.

Search courts directly without relying on Docket Alarm having a copy of the case.

Here are four ways the public can use Docket Alarm to their benefit.

Docket Alarm is a comprehensive legal research and analytics platform helping attorneys enhance their practice.

Courtroom Insight further enhances its profiles with data and supplementary content obtained through integrations with partners including Daubert Tracker, Docket Alarm, Expert Witness Profiler, Fastcase and The TASA Group.

The platform will include legal data from Fastcase as well as docket data from Docket Alarm, which Fastcase acquired in January.

With the analytics of Docket Alarm, secondary treatises from Wolters Kluwer, legal news from LexBlog, and our innovative research platform and mobile apps, Fastcase is a complete solution for legal researchers.»

Then, users enter facts about their case, like the judge, technology area, law firm, or party, and Docket Alarm analyzes similar cases, generating graphical reports and calculating your likelihood of success.

The latest entry is Docket Alarm, which allows for real - time tracking of any docket you tell it to follow and full - text search of federal, bankruptcy, patent trial board, and international trade commission decisions.

Former practicing attorney Michael Sander the founder of Docket Alarm shared his perspective: «I empathize with many attorney's aversion to being early adopters.

For the Supreme Court, Docket Alarm examined petitions for certiorari, analyzing the gender of the attorneys representing certiorari petitioners and respondents.

To identify firms with the most balanced male - female attorney ratio, Docket Alarm scours the litigation record, looking at the names of attorneys and their law firm.

According to Docket Alarm's statistics, the firms with the highest ratios of female attorneys working on PTAB patent cases are as follows:

Fastcase also said today that it is expanding the Docket Alarm team to support rapid development and product innovation.

Joining Docket Alarm founder and managing director Michael Sander are:

«It's exciting to see the momentum we've created by putting the strength and capabilities of the Fastcase team behind the latest developments in Docket Alarm,» Sander said in a statement.

In its first update since the acquisition, Fastcase is today announcing that Docket Alarm has now expanded its coverage of state dockets to 11 states, is now integrating with -LSB-...]

Fastcase today announced that it has acquired Docket Alarm, a company that mines federal and state court dockets to provide litigation alerts and case - prediction analytics.

Also, as of today, Docket Alarm now integrates with case law in Fastcase.

In announcing the acquisition, the company said: Docket Alarm's advanced analytical capabilities, customizable real - time litigation alerts, case prediction indicators, and technology - driven research tools complement Fastcase's quest to add unique, must - have -LSB-...]

Current Docket Alarm subscribers will continue to have access to their accounts through docketalarm.com with their login and password with no disruption to their access.

When Fastcase acquired Docket Alarm, the company covered dockets from federal courts and three states.

«Now Fastcase and Docket Alarm subscribers can search motions, pleadings, and briefs; get clear analytic insights into judges and law firms; and understand the history of similar cases.

Analytics are the future, and Fastcase and Docket Alarm are going to be right in the center of it.»

Docket Alarm's advanced analytical capabilities, customizable real - time litigation alerts, case prediction indicators, and technology - driven research tools complement Fastcase's quest to add unique, must - have content for its subscribers and provide leading legal analysis with contributions from firm partners across the country.

«Docket Alarm adds insights from court filings in cases that never result in an opinion, giving litigators a more complete picture in their research, said Ed Walters, Fastcase CEO.

Founded by intellectual property litigator Michael Sander, Docket Alarm started as a company focused on federal court docket alerts, but in recent years it has expanded the number of state court dockets it covers.

Sander will join Fastcase as managing director of Docket Alarm and director of Fastcase Analytics.