
Watchlists.
Track specific states, practice areas, or a named party — a landlord, developer, REIT, or opposing firm — across every matter CREdocket tracks. New matches trigger a same-day email.
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Your properties & counterparties
Add the actual properties, tenants, lenders, guarantors, or other counterparties you care about by name. Every one of them is checked automatically against new federal court filings and every new matter added to the tracker — you'll get an email when any of them is named in something new, whether or not it fits one of your watchlists above.
What gets checked: (1) once a day, every new Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition filed nationwide, plus new federal lawsuits naming your saved entities — plus SEC Form 8-K event filings and new commercial cases against a business — never residential or debt-collection matters — in two state court systems (Hillsborough County, Florida and Harris County, Texas justice courts) — all matched on the party's legal name, so save full legal names ("Acme Holdings LLC", not "Acme"); (2) every new matter added to the CREdocket tracker, where most matches still come from the matter's title text rather than a verified party record. State-court filings anywhere else are not covered. Treat a quiet portfolio as a supplement to your own monitoring, not proof nothing was filed.
Bulk import (CSV)
One entity per line: name,type,note — type and note are both optional. Recognized types: property, tenant, lender, guarantor, counterparty, other (anything else is imported as "Other" rather than rejected). Wrap a name in quotes if it contains a comma, e.g. "First Regional Bank, N.A.",lender.
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.csv or .txt — loads into the box below for review before importing
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You get one email when an order, judgment, dismissal or closing appears on the federal docket of a case you follow. Follow a case from its page: any matter with a federal docket, or any petition on Chapter 11 Watch.