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Screening
Litigation history (federal courts)
Court cases and bankruptcies naming a company.
490 credits · $49at list price
Free credits cover the preview; the full report costs what the pill says. Results are for review by a person, not decisions.
InackGuard · Litigation history (federal courts) · sample, fictional subject
COMPANY · FEDERAL COURT RECORDS
Kestrel Holdings Inc
Civil cases naming the company3 · 1 open
Bankruptcy filingsNone
RoleDefendant in 2, plaintiff in 1
Most recent filing11 months ago
Nature of suitContract dispute, employment
Sealed recordHashed, replayable
One open contract case. Filed 11 months ago; the company is the defendant. The docket reference is in the report.
[1] Court record, docket reference in the report
Coverage: All federal districts searchedPDFJSONSealed record
Evidence chain intact
PRICE
490 credits · $49
DELIVERY
Seconds to minutes
OUTPUT
PDF, JSON and a sealed record
WAYS IN
App, API or file
Who runs it, and when
Who it is forLenders and investors
Procurement before large contracts
Legal and compliance teams
When to use itBefore a significant contract or investment
As part of enhanced due diligence
Before acquiring a company
What it checks
Searched together in one pass.
Civil cases naming the company
Bankruptcy filings
Party role, court and dates
Name variants
What you get
Cases listed by date and type
Role of the company in each case
Signals worth a closer look
A sealed record
Every finding citedSealed, replayable recordA person decides
CASES FOUND
2025 · openContract dispute · defendant
2023 · closedEmployment · defendant
2022 · closedCollection · plaintiff
BankruptcyNone
Docket linksIn the sealed record
From the same sample. Every line in the real report carries its source and date.
Questions
Does a lawsuit mean the company is risky?+
Not on its own. Large companies are often in litigation. Look at the type and outcome.
Are state courts included?+
Not yet. The report says so.
Is there a free preview?+
Yes. A preview shows the headline result and top findings before you pay to open the full report.
Is this a decision?+
No. Every report supports a person's decision and says so.
Can I keep the record?+
Yes. Every report has a sealed, replayable record you can export.
Good to know
Federal courts only; state courts are not covered
A case is not a finding of fault
Results support a person's decision; they are not decisions and not for employment, housing, credit, lending or insurance eligibility.
How it works
STEP 1
Enter the subject
A name, an identifier or a file; or call the API.
STEP 2
We check and cite
Every source searched together; every finding cited with source and date.
STEP 3
Preview, then open
The preview shows the result and the counts; open the full report at the price you saw.
STEP 4
Keep the record
Sealed as collected, replayable later, exportable for an auditor.
Run the Litigation history (federal courts) on your own subject.
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