Monitor every important case without repeatedly checking the docket.
CaseMagic watches your federal matters, gives each one a permanent email address for case correspondence, and keeps both in a single Case Passport per matter. Check one case free below — it is the same lookup your clients would use.
Free to check. Professional covers 10 matters at $299/month; Practice covers 50 at $599/month.
What a firm gets
Watch
Every connected matter is re-read on a schedule and new docket activity is detected without anyone opening PACER.
CaseMail
Each matter gets a permanent address. Forward or copy correspondence to it and the message, its headers and its attachments are filed against that matter.
Case Passport
One structured record per matter holding the docket and the correspondence together, so a case that changes hands does not start from nothing.
Your AI
A matter record built to be handed to the assistant your people already work in, rather than pasted into it a paragraph at a time.
New lawsuits, the morning after they are filed
The Professional plan also carries filing streams: a morning digest of every new federal case naming a company, a district or a phrase you choose, read from the district courts' own filing feeds. The free indexes show what a stream reads: companies sued this month, the plaintiffs who file the most, today's filing clusters, and the lawsuit wire, a free per-district feed two days behind the docket. Every row on those pages is a matter a firm could have been the first to call about.
That is 12,889 new federal cases naming 605 companies across 71 districts in the last 30 days, each one in the feed the morning after it was filed. A stream hands you the rows that name your client, your competitor or your district, and nothing else.
7 days free, $0 today, then $299/month. No PACER login. Cancel any time. Stripe runs the payment page.
The court docket is only half your case.
CaseMagic combines court activity with case correspondence so your Case Passport stays current even when important developments happen outside the docket. That is the difference between this and a docket-alert feed.
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What it costs
Checking a case is free and needs no account. Watching it is what you pay for: every date the court sets on your docket goes into Google Calendar or Outlook in one click, and CaseMagic emails you 7, 3 and 1 days before it. A 7-day free trial comes first.
Professional
$299 / month
- Up to 10 monitored cases
- 3 people
- 3 filing streams: a saved search that emails you every new federal filing that matches it
Check One Case Free first, if you would rather.
Practice
$599 / month
- Up to 50 monitored cases
- 10 people
- 10 filing streams: a saved search that emails you every new federal filing that matches it
Every plan includes CaseMagic Watch on the federal docket, reminders before every date the docket sets, a permanent CaseMail address for every case, a Case Passport that keeps the docket and the mail together, and access through supported AI assistants.
The 7-day trial takes a card and charges $0 today; nothing is billed until it ends. After that, the plan you chose is billed monthly until you cancel, and cancelling before the trial ends costs nothing. The payment page is run by Stripe. Compare the three plans in detail.
Questions people ask before they start
How many matters can a firm watch?
Professional covers up to 10 monitored cases for 3 users at $299/month; Practice covers up to 50 monitored cases for 10 users at $599/month. A monitored case is one federal docket CaseMagic is watching for you; a case you merely looked up does not count. Moving up a plan takes effect immediately.
Does anyone at the firm need a PACER login?
No. Watch re-reads each matter from a public court source on a schedule and shows the time it was last checked, so nobody opens PACER to learn that something was filed. The docket link is there when you want the document itself.
Is there a free trial, and is there a contract?
Every plan starts with a 7-day trial. It needs a card, charges $0 today, and converts to the plan price unless you cancel before the 7 days are up, in which case nothing is charged. There is no contract and no sales call: you start it yourself and cancel it yourself from the billing page.
How do filing streams work for a firm?
Name a company, a district or a phrase and every new federal case matching it arrives as a morning digest, read from the district courts' own filing feeds, with the caption as the court wrote it. Professional includes 3 filing streams and Practice includes 10 filing streams, alongside Watch, CaseMail and the Case Passport. Start with the Professional plan above; the trial covers the streams too.