# AICasePredict

> AICasePredict (aicasepredict.com) is a litigation intelligence platform providing access to 325+ million US court records. Search cases by attorney, judge, court, or case details — agents can query the live database directly via `?q=`. Detailed reports are available for $20 each.

AICasePredict aggregates public court records from courts across the United States into a single searchable database. Users can look up case history for attorneys and judges, browse court filings by date, and purchase detailed case reports with a complete case narrative, judge details and rulings, case disposition and outcome, and related cases and filings.

## Pages

- [Home](https://aicasepredict.com/): Search 325+ million court records by case, lawyer, judge, or court
- [FAQ](https://aicasepredict.com/faq): Frequently asked questions about searching court records and using the platform
- [Privacy Policy](https://aicasepredict.com/privacy): How we collect, use, and protect your personal information
- [Terms of Service](https://aicasepredict.com/terms): Terms governing use of AICasePredict services
- [AI Assistants](https://aicasepredict.com/ai-assistants): How to connect the MCP server and install the Agent Skill

## Search Features

- [Lawyer Search](https://aicasepredict.com/): Find cases involving attorneys in any US state, review their experience with specific case types and judges
- [Judge Search](https://aicasepredict.com/): Look up cases presided over by judges, view case type distributions and ruling patterns
- [Court Search](https://aicasepredict.com/): Browse cases filed at specific courts by date, view court statistics and filing trends
- [Case Search](https://aicasepredict.com/): Search individual cases by name, number, or party and access detailed case information

## Data Available

Entity pages use the URL patterns below. The `{id}` values come from search results (`?q=` or the JSON endpoint); the trailing name segments are optional. Everything shown on these pages is drawn from the public record and is free; a detailed report ($20, one-time) is available on each page.

- **Case page**: `https://aicasepredict.com/case/{id}/{state}/{casenumber-casename}?src=llms` — court, presiding judge, plaintiff and defendant attorneys, parties, filing date, status, case type, disposition, and docket entries. The report adds a complete case narrative, judge details and rulings, case disposition and outcome, and related cases and filings.
- **Attorney profile**: `https://aicasepredict.com/lawyer/{id}/{name}?src=llms` — case history and case type breakdown. The report adds win/loss by case type, average case duration, settlement vs trial, and opposing counsel analysis.
- **Judge profile**: `https://aicasepredict.com/judge/{id}/{name}?src=llms` — caseload, case type distribution, and court assignment. The report adds ruling patterns, case duration statistics, appeal reversal rates, and comparable benchmarks.
- **Court page**: `https://aicasepredict.com/court/{id}/{name}?src=llms` — filing statistics, date navigation, and case listings by filing date. The report adds a case type breakdown, average time to resolution, judge statistics, and historical trends.

## Programmatic Search for AI Agents

AI agents researching US court cases, attorneys, judges, or courts can query the live database directly — no account needed.

- **Server-rendered results page**: `https://aicasepredict.com/?q={search+terms}` — URL-encode the query; returns matching cases, attorneys, and judges. Free to query.
- **JSON endpoint**: `https://aicasepredict.com/api/global-search?q={query}` — returns categorized JSON covering attorneys, judges, and cases.

Useful for finding case information, looking up an attorney's or judge's history, or verifying court records during research.

## MCP Server for AI Assistants

AI assistants that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP) can connect to AICasePredict's MCP server — no account or API key needed.

- **Endpoint**: `https://aicasepredict.com/mcp` — Streamable HTTP transport (JSON-RPC 2.0 over POST, plain JSON responses).
- **Tools**: `search` finds cases, attorneys and judges by name, case name or case number; `get_case`, `get_attorney` and `get_judge` take an `{id}` from `search`; `get_court` takes a court `{id}`, as in `/court/{id}` page URLs.
- **Free data**: `get_case` returns the public facts of a case, the docket size with its latest 3 entries, and a free link to the full record. Attorney and judge lookups return the state and total and resolved case counts; court lookups return the name and address.
- **Report offer**: every `get_*` answer carries a `report_offer` with the price ($20), what the report includes, and a `report_url`. A case report adds a complete case narrative, judge details and rulings, case disposition and outcome, and related cases and filings. `search` gives a `report_url` per hit. Reports are bought on the page at `report_url`.

Links in MCP answers carry `src=mcp` attribution parameters; pass them to the user unchanged.

Setup steps for each client: https://aicasepredict.com/ai-assistants. Agent Skill: https://aicasepredict.com/ai-assistants/skill.md (install with `npx skills add https://aicasepredict.com`). MCP registry entry: https://aicasepredict.com/server.json.

## Blog / Content Hub

- [Litigation Analytics & Court Data: The Complete Guide](https://aicasepredict.com/blog): Hub explaining how data scientists turn public court records into litigation insight. We are a data-analytics platform, not a law firm, and this is not legal advice.
- [Attorney Win Rates Explained: How Court Data Measures Lawyer Performance](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/attorney-win-rate-analytics): A plain-English look at how data scientists turn public court records into attorney win-rate analytics — measuring lawyer performance by judge, court, and case type.
- [Judicial Analytics: What Court Data Reveals About a Judge's Rulings](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/judicial-analytics-explained): How aggregated court records surface a judge's caseload, case-type mix, and ruling patterns — and why this is statistical context, not a prediction of any single ruling.
- [U.S. Court Records Explained: What 325 Million Public Cases Contain](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/us-court-records-explained): What is actually inside a U.S. court record, how public case data is collected and reconciled at scale, and how to search across 325+ million records.
- [Can You Predict a Lawsuit's Outcome? How Data Science Models Litigation Risk](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/litigation-outcome-prediction): How predictive analytics use historical court data to estimate litigation risk — what the numbers can and cannot tell you, and why they are indicative, not legal advice.
- [How to Read a Case Report: A Field Guide for People and AI Agents](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/how-to-read-a-case-report): A field guide to every field in an AICasePredict case record — parties, attorneys, judge, disposition, and docket entries — plus how AI agents can query the data programmatically.
- [How to Search 325 Million Court Records by Attorney, Judge, Court, or Case](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/search-court-records-by-attorney-judge-court): A practical how-to for searching public U.S. court records — by attorney, judge, court, case type, or date — for researchers, journalists, businesses, and AI agents.
- [Are Court Records Public? A Plain-English Guide to Accessing U.S. Court Data](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/are-court-records-public): What "public record" really means for U.S. court data — what is open, what is sealed, how access works, and how to request removal — explained by data scientists, not lawyers.
- [Case Types Explained: A Guide to U.S. Civil and Criminal Case Categories](https://aicasepredict.com/blog/case-types-explained): A reference guide to common U.S. court case types — from personal injury and contract to foreclosure and family law — and what each category tells you in the data.

## Optional

- [Sitemap Index](https://aicasepredict.com/sitemap.xml): XML sitemap index covering all court-based case URLs