US Bankruptcy Filings Monitor by Court and Chapter
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$5.00 / 1,000 result rows
US Bankruptcy Filings Monitor by Court and Chapter
Monitor new US bankruptcy filings across all 95 federal courts. Clean rows: case name, court, chapter (7, 11, 13), date filed, docket number and a CourtListener link. For collections, distressed-asset investors, bankruptcy attorneys and credit-risk teams. Zero-config, public court data.
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$5.00 / 1,000 result rows
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Bankruptcy Filings Monitor
Apify Store title: US Bankruptcy Filings Monitor by Court and Chapter
Apify Store description:
Catch new US bankruptcy cases the day they hit the docket. Monitor filings across all 95 federal bankruptcy courts and get clean rows: case name, court, chapter (7, 11, 13, 15), date filed, docket number, parties, assigned judge, and a deep link to the docket on CourtListener. Filter by court, chapter, or keyword. Built for collections agencies, distressed-asset investors, bankruptcy attorneys, and credit-risk teams that need the earliest possible signal of financial distress. Zero-config default run returns the most recent filings immediately. 100% public court data: no login, no token, no PII beyond the public record.
Source + legality
GET https://www.courtlistener.com/api/rest/v4/search/?type=r&court=...&order_by=dateFiled desc&filed_after=...&filed_before=... is CourtListener's public REST API (RECAP dockets), operated by the non-profit Free Law Project. Anonymous read access is public and rate-limited; verified working with no token. Bankruptcy petitions are public US court records. A descriptive User-Agent is sent as a courtesy, and transient rate-limit responses are retried with backoff. No authentication, no consumer PII beyond what is already in the public court record.
Zero-config default run
Empty input returns the most recent bankruptcy filings across every US bankruptcy court (last 7 days, all chapters) so the Store "try it" button works on first click. A date-range filter is applied so future-dated data-entry errors in the source never surface.
Input
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
courts | Restrict to specific court IDs (e.g. deb, nysb, txsb). Empty = all 95 US bankruptcy courts. |
chapter | any / 7 / 11 / 13 / 15. |
query | Optional full-text keyword (company or debtor name). |
lookbackDays | Days back from today (default 7). |
maxResults | Max rows per run (default 25, up to 200). |
Output fields
caseName, court, courtId, chapter, dateFiled, docketNumber, natureOfSuit, parties[], assignedJudge, docketId, source
Run locally (no Apify account)
npm installnpm test --workspace actors/bankruptcy-filings-monitor# or run the actor directly:node actors/bankruptcy-filings-monitor/src/main.js
Proposed pricing (set in Apify at publish, CJ-gated)
Pay-Per-Event:
- $0.005 per bankruptcy filing returned
Pricing is NOT set here; it is configured on the Apify Store at publish, CJ-gated. No account, no publish, no spend happens in this repo.