Public court docket radar

SellerDocket

Entity-level view built on public court dockets: which law firms appear in the records, which brand owners appear in the dockets, and which courts the filings concentrate in. Data comes from public judicial records collected by CourtListener / RECAP.

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Guides

Schedule A lawsuits and online sellers — how multi-defendant complaints appear in the public record.
Account on hold: where to look first — the platform side and the court side are two different sources.
Reading a TRO in an e-commerce case — what the docket entries around it mean, and three common misreadings.
An account suspended: what the records show — the platform notice and the court case are two different sources.
eBay VeRO: takedowns and court cases — a removed listing and a filed case are two different things.

80 seller-related docket records collected, the most recent filed on 2026-09-23. Each ingest round covers dockets filed within roughly the last 30 days; records already collected are not deleted as they age.

Public docket data: Data through 2026-09-24 (2 days ago) · Last added to the database on 2026-09-25

Radar last synced: 2026-09-26 21:16 UTC · 8 minutes ago · synchronization is driven by an external scheduler, so it may be delayed by hours or skip a round entirely — the data on this page is not real-time.

Public docket dashboards

Law firms in public court dockets
Public dockets aggregated by law firm.
5 entities
Brand owners in public court dockets
Public dockets aggregated by brand owner.
7 entities
Courts in public court dockets
Public dockets aggregated by court.
3 entities

Entities below the thin-content threshold (3 docket records) do not get their own page for now — that is deliberate, not an oversight: thin pages help neither visitors nor overall site quality.

Data source: CourtListener / RECAP (Free Law Project). Dockets are public judicial records; collection lags and the content may be incomplete. This page only presents public records and does not constitute legal advice.