Case watch · Case work
Know when a case page changes. Your team looks the case up on EAMS. The app keeps the record.
Someone at the firm looks a case up on EAMS or a court's case site and pastes the page in. Case watch keeps it with who looked and when, shows what changed since the last look, and offers any new hearing to add to the case.
- Shows what changed on the page since the last check
- Offers hearings it finds, for a person to add
- Warns when the site's next hearing isn't the case's
- Reminds you before a hearing if nobody looked this week
Instead of
- a spreadsheet of EAMS lookups
A dated record of every EAMS and court check, with changes.
Works with
Weighed against
The work, rule by rule
Case watch: questions firms ask
No. Someone at the firm looks the case up on EAMS or a court's case site and pastes the page in. Case watch doesn't log in to those sites or scrape them; it keeps a dated record of each look and who made it.
No. PlaintiffStack doesn't e-file in EAMS or through JET File. It tracks the ADJ case number and what each lookup showed.
It offers the hearing for a person to add to the case, and warns when the site's next hearing isn't the one on the case.
It reminds you before a hearing when nobody has looked at the case page that week.
See Case watch with your case types. Thirty minutes, on your own practice.