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Amazon & Shopify IP lawsuits, read from the public record
Paste your listing text to see which wording may trigger platform risk review — then check the public court dockets that name your brand, your law firm, or your court. Everything here is built on public federal court records collected by CourtListener / RECAP.
76 new Schedule A-type filings in the last seven days, naming 38 brand owners — all of it checkable in the public record.
- No account required
- The check runs in your browser
- Built on public court records
What the records show now
2026-10-12 → 2026-11-11 · data current as of Data through 2026-11-10 (1 days ago) · Last added to the database on 2026-11-10
- Filed in the last 30 days
- 263
- Same-length window before that
- 47+460%
- Plaintiff names appearing for the first time
- 71
Law firms named most often
- Palmer Law Group, PA11
- Boies Schiller Flexner LLP2
- Greer, Burns & Crain, Ltd.2
The window ends today and the newest filings may still be filling in, so a smaller window number is not by itself a sign that filings are slowing. Counts are of the records we have collected, not of everything that exists. See the patterns behind these numbers.
What you can do here
Three things, in the order most sellers use them. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
- I
Check your listing text
Paste a title or bullet points. You get back the wording that commonly draws platform risk review — with the source for each pattern.
Open the checker - II
Look up the entities in your case
Law firms, brand owners and courts, aggregated from the dockets themselves — each with the records it appears in.
See the law firms - III
Read what the record can and cannot tell you
Five short guides on how these cases actually appear in public records — and what stays invisible from the outside.
Start with the first guide
Guides
Short, factual reads on how these cases show up in public records.
- Schedule A lawsuits and online sellers
How multi-defendant complaints appear in the public record.
- Account on hold: where to look first
The platform side and the court side are two different sources.
- Reading a TRO in an e-commerce case
What the docket entries around it mean, and three common misreadings.
- An account suspended: what the records show
The platform notice and the court case are two different sources.
- eBay VeRO: takedowns and court cases
A removed listing and a filed case are two different things.
Public docket dashboards
Sorted by the number of collected records.
We also publish a monthly record of what we have collected.
- Law firms in public court dockets
Public dockets aggregated by law firm.
14entities
- Brand owners in public court dockets
Public dockets aggregated by brand owner.
56entities
- Courts in public court dockets
Public dockets aggregated by court.
6entities
Start with one listing
The checker is free and needs no account. If you want to be told when a new filing names an entity you care about, you can leave an email at the bottom of that page.
About this data
- Each ingest round covers dockets filed within roughly the last 30 days; records already collected are not deleted as they age.
- Public docket data: Data through 2026-11-10 (1 days ago) · Last added to the database on 2026-11-10
- Radar last synced: 2026-11-11 14:53 UTC · 3 hours ago · synchronization is driven by an external scheduler, so it may be delayed by hours or skip a round entirely — the data on this page is not real-time.
Data source: CourtListener / RECAP (Free Law Project). Dockets are public judicial records; collection lags and the content may be incomplete. This page only presents public records and does not constitute legal advice.