Docket Navigator launches a Model Context Protocol (MCP) connector on Claude, letting litigators research decisions, judges, parties and filings in plain language, with every answer cited to the underlying record.
As an MCP connector, Docket Navigator brings its data into the AI tools firms already use, so lawyers can research, analyze and draft in one place without switching between systems or copying results across. Litigation research has traditionally meant knowing which screen to open and which filters to set. On Claude, using the Docket Navigator MCP connector, users simply describe the problem and Docket Navigator’s data is used to answer the question.
This helps Docket Navigator customers:
- Prepare for hearings with a judge’s ruling history on a specific motion.
- Research opponents across the district courts, the PTAB and the ITC.
- Analyze judges and courts, with the decisions behind every figure.
- Build client pitches the day a complaint is filed.
- Monitor the daily Docket Report against a watch list of clients and matters.
The connection is designed to keep firms in control. Each user signs in with their own Docket Navigator account and sees only what their permissions allow, and administrators can switch off access at any time. Within those limits, one connection reaches every library a group subscribes to, and research can be saved straight back to Docket Navigator binders and alerts.
Docket Navigator is available on Claude now with additional AI platforms to follow. Learn more at brochure.docketnavigator.com/connect.
About Docket Navigator
Docket Navigator, a Centellic platform, is a litigation intelligence platform covering US patent, trademark, copyright, antitrust, trade secret and securities litigation, as well as the Unified Patent Court. The platform is used by 88% of the 100 largest US law firms and 85% of the top 100 patent litigation firms.
Docket Navigator is a part of Centellic.
