Before a critical date review
Check tracked case numbers, clients, and counterparties for new listings, adjournments, relistings, or hearing-date changes before the diary review closes.
Court monitoring for legal teams
Know when clients, counterparties, and matters surface in court.
Argus Delta monitors public court data for the people, organisations, and case numbers your firm already tracks, then sends source-backed alerts to the matter owner when something changes.
All sign-ups are reviewed and approved by the Argus Delta team.
The problem
Court movements rarely arrive on your timetable.
Listings shift overnight. Counterparties get filed in matters you do not act in. Clients turn up in lists you were not watching. Manual checking does not scale across a partnership, and missing a movement on a watched name is the kind of failure clients remember.
Common checks
Where court monitoring protects the matter file.
Legal buyers care about the operational failure: a relevant court event was visible somewhere, but did not reach the person responsible for the file in time.
When opening a new litigation matter
Watch clients, adverse parties, directors, related companies, and known case numbers so later public court activity routes to the matter owner.
Before client update calls
Confirm whether the matter, opposing party, or related proceeding has moved before the solicitor gives a status update.
When a counterparty appears elsewhere
Surface new proceedings involving a counterparty, guarantor, director, or corporate group member that may affect settlement, recovery, or strategy.
What we monitor for you
Watchlists scoped to the entities a firm already tracks.
Add the names you have lawful reason to monitor. Argus Delta does the daily checking against public court data on your behalf.
Clients
Client and matter owners
Watch clients you act for so a new appearance is the first call you make, not a call you receive.
Counterparties
Counterparties and adverse parties
Track parties you act against across active matters and watch for new filings that affect litigation strategy.
Cases
Case numbers and matters
Follow specific matters by court file number for next-listing dates, hearing changes, and outcome notices.
Topics
Practice-area topics
Surface litigation in your firm's practice areas so business development sees exposure as it forms.
What an alert looks like
Source-backed alerts the matter owner can act on.
Each alert carries the court, the listing, the match reason, and the source link. The alert is the start of a defensible review, not a guess.
Watchlist Active
Watched: Clients and counterparties
Entities Companies, executives, claimants, respondents, and case numbers your matters touch.
Routing Each watched entity is assigned to a matter owner so alerts land with the right partner or solicitor.
Notes Watch reasons and matter references travel with the entity for audit clarity.
Alert Source-backed
New listing matched a watched entity
Match reason Explainable match: name, organisation, or case number with confidence and the rule that fired.
Court context Court, jurisdiction, hearing type, listing date, and any suppression flags from the source.
Source Original public court listing, timestamped at observation, linked from the alert.
Case timeline Continuous
Track the matter as it moves
Future appearances See upcoming listings, adjournments, and changes for any case you are tracking.
Changes Be alerted when a listing is amended, vacated, or relisted to a different court.
Export Pull a source-backed PDF or brief into the matter file at any time.
Workflow
Watch, route, review, audit.
The workflow is built for matter discipline: alerts land with the matter owner, decisions are recorded, and the trail is exportable.
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Add watched entities
Clients, counterparties, case numbers, and topics, with matter and partner ownership attached.
02
Receive routed alerts
Source-backed alerts go to the matter owner via email, Slack, Teams, or webhook.
03
Review with court context
Open the alert to see the match reason, the court listing, and the original source before deciding.
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Export and audit
Export source-backed summaries to the matter file and keep an audit log of what was reviewed and when.
Why governance matters
Built for accountable legal workflows.
Court listings are signals, not conclusions. Argus Delta is designed for firms that need a defensible record of what was observed, when, and why.
Controlled access
Workspace roles, lawful-purpose workflows, and audit logs across every watchlist, alert, and export.
Source-backed records
Every alert preserves the original public listing, the timestamp, and the match reason that fired it.
Suppression awareness
Suppression and restricted-publication flags from the source travel with the listing into the alert.
Human review
Human oversight is available for sensitive workflows where automated matching alone is not enough.
Access
Replace manual court-list checking with a defensible workflow.
Tell us about the matters and entities your firm watches today, and the jurisdictions that matter.
All sign-ups are reviewed and approved by the Argus Delta team.