Litigation Intelligence, Reinvented.
Get real-time litigation alerts and insights that matter - without the hassle. Stop wasting time sorting through irrelevant data. Law.com Radar offers full federal and state court coverage combined with the industry's smartest alerting system so you can be the first to know, and the first to act.
Litigation Alerting Shouldn’t Be Complicated
Tired of cumbersome systems, add-on fees and waiting for complaints? Law.com Radar delivers real-time case notifications, unlimited complaint access, and a seamless user experience—so you can focus on what matters, not wrestling with outdated tools. See why legal professionals are making the switch to faster, smarter litigation intelligence.
Smarter Alerting, Faster Insights
Upgrade your outdated alerting tools. Law.com Radar lets you create new litigation alerts in minutes, ensuring you never miss a critical case. Expert summaries help you scan filings faster, while full-text search uncovers deeper insights - so you can act with confidence.
Effortless Alert Management
Keep your team informed without the hassle. Easily set up and manage alerts for individuals or groups, so the right people always get real-time updates on the cases that matter most--without time-consuming research or tedious record-keeping.
Real-Time Case Updates, No Delays
Be first to know when new cases are filed. Law.com Radar delivers immediate updates from 2,600+ county courts nationwide, including hard-to-access jurisdictions--so you never miss a critical filing.
Unlimited Case Access, No Fees
Stop paying extra for complaints or wasting time with court websites. Law.com Radar gives every user one-click access to case documents--instantly and without hidden fees.
See the Difference—Try Law.com Radar for Free
Get instant access to real-time litigation alerts, unlimited complaints, and AI-powered trend detection—all with a free trial of Law.com Radar. Compare it to your current courthouse alerting service and experience firsthand how faster insights lead to smarter decisions.
Stay Informed, Stay Competitive, Stay Ahead—Here’s How
Be the First to Know About Lawsuits That Impact Your Clients
Your clients rely on you to stay ahead of legal risks. Law.com Radar delivers real-time litigation alerts so you can respond before issues escalate. No more manual searches, incomplete coverage, or missed filings.
Identify High Stakes Cases Before Your Competitors Do
Seize a competitive advantage with early awareness. Law.com Radar’s trend detection and best-in-class alerting capabilities surface new lawsuits, surges in litigation, and industry activity that signal client opportunities.
Every Court, Every Case—Without the Clutter
Stop wasting time culling through cases and chasing down complaints. Law.com Radar provides nationwide coverage of federal district and state courts delivering the cases that matter to you.
Spot Legal Trends Before They Make Headlines
Legal markets move fast, and missing early signs of litigation trends can mean lost opportunities or unseen risks. Law.com Radar’s Trend Detection helps you stay ahead by uncovering shifts in case filings, emerging legal hot spots, and corporate litigation patterns—so you can act before the competition does.
Identify Litigation Surges Early – Radar's Trend Detection algorithms detect case trends before they escalate.
Track Corporate & Industry Shifts – Stay ahead of major legal developments impacting your clients with charts and analysis explaining each trend or surge update.
Identify new opportunities – with Radar's advanced data science and expert analysis from Law.com editors.
Stay Ahead with Expert Insights from Law.com Radar.
Explore our latest analysis on emerging litigation trends, case surges, and industry developments—giving you the intelligence to act first. Read our featured insights below or visit the blog for more expert analysis.
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