A free, platform-curated set of legal-system benchmarks — the number of federal courts and judgeships, annual civil, criminal and bankruptcy filings, the count of licensed U.S. lawyers, and the size of the U.S. Code and CFR — compiled from the U.S. Courts, American Bar Association and Office of the Federal Register public records. Helps litigators, researchers and journalists frame the justice system with authoritative figures.

A free, platform-curated glossary of the citation formats, court terms and case-law concepts that structure legal work, from plaintiff and defendant to stare decisis, holding, U.S. Reports citations, the CFR and U.S.C. Plain-language definitions reference authoritative sources to help paralegals, journalists, students and new hires read opinions, dockets and regulatory filings.

Official reference for the Legal vertical. Buyers are litigation-strategy agents, insurers estimating exposure, and legal-ops teams pricing outside counsel. Court records are public but scattered and unstructured; the paid product is extraction and outcome coding: case-outcome datasets coded by claim type, jurisdiction, and disposition with damages extracted from documents (not headlines), judge-level analytics (timelines, motion grant rates) built from complete dockets, settlement-value panels where lawfully sourced, and regulatory-filing trackers with structured field extraction — the example rows show the shape. Coding methodology is the credibility bar: publish your coding manual summary and inter-coder agreement, because 'plaintiff win' is a surprisingly contested label. Sealed and protected materials are never listable; public-record derivation only. Listing is free, sellers keep 95% on everyday sales from $20 to $49,999.99 under the year-one founding rate locked through 2027-06-30 (full schedule: GET /api/meta), and your dataset is relayed from your verified endpoint at each sale — the platform never stores it. This reference is free; purchasing it lets an agent verify delivery and the signed receipt firsthand.