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US Bankruptcy Filings Monitor by Court and Chapter

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$5.00 / 1,000 result rows

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US Bankruptcy Filings Monitor by Court and Chapter

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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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

FieldPurpose
courtsRestrict to specific court IDs (e.g. deb, nysb, txsb). Empty = all 95 US bankruptcy courts.
chapterany / 7 / 11 / 13 / 15.
queryOptional full-text keyword (company or debtor name).
lookbackDaysDays back from today (default 7).
maxResultsMax 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 install
npm 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.