Filing to frozen payout: public cases
Across 26 public examples we collected, the gap between the filing date on the docket and the date a seller reported a frozen payout has a median of 17.5 days (range 0–92 days).
Read that as a description of these examples, not as a countdown for anyone. Every example is public and linked below; most are a seller-side account cross-checked against the docket, which is why the sample is small and uneven.
How this number is made
- Each row pairs a public filing date (from a court docket) with a date a seller publicly reported their payout being held.
- The published figure is the median of those intervals; the range is shown because the spread is wide.
- It says nothing about any particular case, and a later or earlier interval in your own matter is entirely possible.
- Our own data-collection lag is measured separately; combining the two into a single "lead time" is a proxy estimate, and we keep it out of the headline for that reason.
Coverage and known gaps: sources and limits. A single case lookup: docket search.
This page describes public records. It is not legal advice, and it does not predict an outcome.