Docket Research

Summary

Learn how to perform Docket Research with Vincent. Our AI court records search allows you to navigate millions of federal and state court records using simple, natural-language questions to master your case intelligence.

Why This is Important

Navigating court records is a fundamental part of litigation. The Docket Research workflow transforms this process by allowing you to search across a massive database of dockets and documents effortlessly. Receive automated analysis, click through to complete case records, and access comprehensive docket histories to build a more informed legal strategy.

How to Use Docket Research

The Docket Research workflow is designed for broad, open-ended inquiries into court records.

Step 1: Start the Workflow

To begin, select Docket Research from the list of workflows on the Vincent landing page.

Step 2: Ask Your Research Question

In the text box, ask any question about US litigation. Vincent will search across the entire Docket Alarm database to find relevant cases, dockets, and documents to provide a comprehensive answer.

Step 3: Review the AI-Powered Analysis

Vincent will provide a detailed answer in a memo format, complete with a table of authorities and links to the underlying dockets. You can then click through to explore the full case records and analytics on Docket Alarm.

Best Practices & Pro Tips

• Use for Broad Exploration: This workflow is perfect when you are in the early stages of research and want to understand the general landscape of litigation around a certain topic.

• Combine with Profiling Workflows: If your research identifies a key party, lawyer, or judge, use the Profiling a Party or other profiling workflows to dive deeper.

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