Analytics from the docket record
What courts and judges actually do, measured from the dockets: motion outcomes, time to disposition, and case-outlook forecasts from the Federal Judicial Center's integrated database — alongside live docket activity, circuit splits, and 50-state surveys.
What is measured
- Judge analytics — motion grant rates, time to ruling, and the opinions behind them
- Court analytics — caseloads, disposition times, and outcomes by case type
- Attorney and firm analytics — the dockets they appear on and how those cases ended
- Case Outlook — survival curves and outcome forecasts for a case's cohort, from more than ten million FJC docket rows
- Docket Wire — live federal district, bankruptcy, and appellate filings, filterable by court and type
Where courts disagree
Splits of authority, detected from the opinions that describe them, and 50-state surveys that lay the law across every jurisdiction on one question.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the analytics data come from?
From the federal courts' docket feeds, RECAP, and the Federal Judicial Center's Integrated Database — public records, aggregated on UpLaw. Every figure links to the rows it was computed from.
Do I need a subscription?
Browsing Docket Wire, splits, and surveys is free. The judge, court, and attorney analytics and the forecasts are part of the Professional plan.