DocketNexus

DocketNexus is a federal litigation research and monitoring service built from the public court record and organized by public company, described on its own site as public company litigation intelligence. It addresses the task of finding out what federal litigation a company, counterparty or acquisition target is involved in, and keeping track of new docket activity as it is filed.

Key features of DocketNexus include:

• Company and Ticker Search: Users search a company name or stock ticker to retrieve its federal cases, recent docket activity and the underlying filings.
• Party Litigation Profiles: Each party page lists linked cases newest first with case type, court, docket number and filing date, together with the party's most common case types and courts.
• Document Pages: Filings are presented with full document text, page count, court and filing date, plus controls to cite the filing and to query it with AI.
• Tracking and Email Alerts: The Pro tier adds company and case tracking, sending email alerts when the platform detects new activity on a tracked record.
• MCP Connector: A first-party Model Context Protocol connector exposes tools for retrieving a company profile, listing its cases with filters for nature of suit and court, and pulling case details including judge, cause, parties and disposition.

Best for: In-house litigation counsel, legal operations analysts and corporate development teams that need ad hoc federal docket research and ongoing case monitoring on named companies.

Pricing is self-serve and credit-based: documents already in the library are free to access, an individual document not yet in the library costs US$4.99, and DocketNexus Pro is US$49.99 per month with 125 document credits plus tracking and alerts. There is no published enterprise tier, so teams that require seat-based licensing, single sign-on or a security review should confirm availability with the vendor before relying on it as a department-wide tool.