Epiq Bankruptcy Analytics
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Gain access to filing information, updated daily across 93 U.S. bankruptcy courts back to 2007, with user-defined trends and comparisons by geography, time periods and other key factors.
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Filings
New and historical bankruptcy filings or adversarial proceeding metrics updated daily. These statistics also connect with the administrative office courts data and can reference statistical tables released by the judiciary. This feature includes information on how to file bankruptcy, as well as the impact of federal rules on chapter bankruptcy cases.
Open Cases
Current and historical open case metrics across states, courts, and chapters. This includes data reflecting probation pretrial services, overall court management, and updates from the federal judiciary download process. Understand how long cases remain open, whether they involve personal or business filings, and see the variations in filing bankruptcy procedures across different district courts.
Closed Cases
Duration and count disposition metrics for discharged, dismissed, and closed cases. Leverage tables federal judiciary data to quickly see how judicial conduct disability or other procedural matters might influence time to closure. You can also monitor court management statistics to compare durations between business bankruptcy and consumer-focused cases, including those impacted by abuse prevention consumer regulations.
Stakeholders
Current and historical assignments and case durations by disposition for attorneys, firms, trustees, and judges across all chapters. This view highlights how business chapter filings are managed and monitored within various federal court processes. It also aids in understanding how changes in federal court management and procedure federal rules could affect judges, trustees, and law firms, including their interactions with judicial conference initiatives.
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