Chapter 11 case coverage

#Short answer

ElevenFlo covers chapter 11 cases with their dockets, filings, hearing transcripts where indexed, and source-backed research tools on top. Coverage is built entirely from public court records.

#Corpus at a glance

As of August 19, 2026:

What	Scale
Chapter 11 cases tracked	13,000+
Cases with full docket coverage	2,000+
Court documents	2.6M+
Hearings tracked	31,000+
Hearing transcripts	9,800+
Monthly operating reports	74,000+
Claim transfers	57,000+
Retention applications	8,300+
Filing history	More than 14 years
Refresh cadence	Daily - 11,000+ documents ingested in the past week

Tracked cases carry docket metadata and case milestones; fully covered cases add retrievable filing text. Document counts above come from the fully covered set. These figures grow daily. Research is citation-ready on demand: search, exact text retrieval, and analysis run across the corpus, with summaries where generated.

#What a covered case includes

• Case identity: debtor names, court, judge, case number, petition date.
• Docket entries, updated as new filings land.
• Filing text where available, searchable down to exact language.
• Hearings and case milestones.
• Summaries where generated, with provenance back to the underlying filing.

#Freshness and limits

Coverage can lag when a case is newly filed, documents are sealed or restricted, docket text is incomplete, exhibits are image-heavy, or processing is still running. Some cases are known before full document coverage is available. Verify operative terms against the cited filing text.

#Don't see a case?

Browse covered cases at Cases; if a case you follow is not covered, request it from the same page — sign-in is required. Any signed-in reader can request a case, and multiple readers can ask for the same one. Pro subscribers get a monthly allowance of request credits that doesn't roll over; once those are used, a request still counts as demand for that case. Each request is reviewed by ElevenFlo; coverage is not automatic, and the filings appear on the case page once they're added.