NyaayWatch – an open-source observability layer for India's courts — pending caseloads, clearance rates, and wait times, all public.
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NyaayWatch – an open-source observability layer for India's courts — pending caseloads, clearance rates, and wait times, all public.
Free tool screening 4.9M bankruptcy cases across 94 federal districts for §1328(f) discharge bar violations. Interactive national map, attorney scorecards, district comparison charts. Zero cost, open source.
Bias detection engine and case outcome analytics for justice systems — disparity dashboards, court data analysis, and access equity reporting. MIT.
End-to-end court case data migration pipeline — ETL, validation, iterative reprocessing, Airflow orchestration, dbt
Consumer bankruptcy research platform analyzing 4.9 million federal court cases. Empirical data on discharge rates, attorney performance, and §1328(f) eligibility screening across all 94 districts.
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Toolkit for Brazilian court and administrative data — text cleaning, CNJ case-number parsing, OCR, anonymization, electoral utilities, and clients for court consulta APIs (STF, STJ, TJSP, TRF1).
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BankruptcyWatch is the proven creditor bankruptcy platform built with machine learning and intelligent automation to elevate every bankruptcy interaction. The PACER API provides access to US bankruptcy court data enabling creditors, lenders, and legal teams to search for cases, retrieve dockets, manage claims, file Proof of Claim documents, and…
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