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CourtListener Opinion Search v2

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CourtListener Opinion Search v2

CourtListener Opinion Search v2

CourtListener v4 opinions for “patent infringement”. v1 Try is antitrust. Not a docket dump. $0.01.

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Same public v4 search as v1. Try is patent infringement so you do not buy both for the same query.

CourtListener v4 opinions for “patent infringement”. v1 Try is antitrust. Not a docket dump. $0.01.

Last run

Live row(s). First row: In Re '318 Patent Infringement Litigation

{
"title": "In Re '318 Patent Infringement Litigation",
"entityName": "In Re '318 Patent Infringement Litigation",
"listingName": "In Re '318 Patent Infringement Litigation",
"productName": "In Re '318 Patent Infringement Litigation",
"sourceUrl": "https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2404252/in-re-318-patent-infringement-litigation/",
"sourceName": "CourtListener v4 public search — patent infringement. Not a docket dump."
}

Run it

{
"searchKeywords": [
"patent infringement"
],
"sourceMode": "startUrls",
"outputMode": "buyer-ready-records",
"maxItems": 10,
"startUrls": [
{
"url": "https://www.courtlistener.com/api/rest/v4/search/"
}
]
}

What lands in the dataset

  • CourtListener v4 search
  • caseName + court + dateFiled
  • Public opinion URL

Use it when

Use v1 or v2, not both. Pass your case name in production.

IR shops who already search CourtListener.

Price

$0.01 / opinion — about $0.10 for a 10-row Try.

Schedule it. A one-off click is not Store revenue.

What you should know

  • Overlaps CourtListener Opinion Search (v1).
  • Not a PACER docket dump.

FAQ

Is the last-run a fixture? No. If the dataset is empty, the public source failed — we do not invent a row.

Same as v1? Same API. Try query is patent infringement, not antitrust. Pick one.