Search and retrieve US federal court cases, dockets, claims, and documents via PACER
Search and retrieve US federal court cases, dockets, claims, and documents via PACER — directly from Claude and other MCP-compatible AI assistants. This MCP server exposes CourtAPI as a set of tools that let an AI assistant: Find cases by party name, case number, or free-text keywords across all federal courts Get case metadata — title, chapter, judge, filing dates, assets/liabilities, and what…
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Search and retrieve US federal court cases, dockets, claims, and documents via PACER — directly from Claude and other MCP-compatible AI assistants. This MCP server exposes CourtAPI as a set of tools that let an AI assistant: Find cases by party name, case number, or free-text keywords across all federal courts Get case metadata — title, chapter, judge, filing dates, assets/liabilities, and what sub-resources have been purchased Get dockets — full docket sheets with filing history, keyword…
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