Court Rules
Court Rules Inc.
Court Rules is a U.S. legal intelligence platform for source-linked court rules, filing compliance and privacy enforcement monitoring. It structures judge-specific standing orders and filing requirements, court holidays and federal and state enforcement actions, provides deadline calculation and pre-filing compliance checks, and exposes its data through a web interface, REST API and MCP server for legal teams, legal technology platforms and AI agents.
Listing detail
- Categories
- Legal Research, Litigation Support, Compliance & Regulatory
- Type
- Platform, API / Dev Tool
- Deployment
- Cloud; on-premise deployment option on the Scale plan.
- Country (HQ)
- United States
- Information basis
- Public vendor information
Pricing
- Pricing model
- Public Pricing; Free Tier Available; Custom Quote
- Pricing detail
- The public website is free for individual users. Developer API access is US$0/month with a 10 request-per-minute limit. Startup and Scale API plans use custom pricing. Scale includes an on-premise deployment option.
Security & trust
- Notes
- Court Rules supports uploading PDF filings for judge-specific compliance checks. Its current public materials do not specify the storage, retention or deletion arrangements for uploaded filing content. See the Privacy Policy for the vendor’s general data practices.
- Trust page
- Privacy Policy ↗
Integrations
- Integrations
- API available, MCP server
Jurisdiction
- Statement
- United States
- Notes
- Coverage includes court rules, individual judge practices and standing orders, filing requirements and court holiday data across covered U.S. federal, state and local courts. Privacy and regulatory enforcement data is drawn from federal and state sources including the FTC, HHS, state attorneys general and privacy regulators. Coverage varies by court and source.
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