Lexis CourtLink review
A docket search and monitoring service with alerts, tracking, retrieval and litigation profiles.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Lexis CourtLink is a legal research and litigation-intelligence service for law firms, corporate legal teams and other legal professionals. It combines federal and state court docket and document search with filters for courts, parties, attorneys, judges, case types and other criteria. The service is particularly suited to litigators who need to find cases, follow ongoing matters and examine litigation histories across courts.
Its strongest area is docket monitoring. Users can create alerts for newly filed cases and docket events, while CourtLink Tracks monitors activity in existing cases and supports hourly notifications for new docket events. CourtLink Strategic Profiles add views for litigants, attorneys, judges and courts. Court document retrieval extends the workflow to documents unavailable online, and search-history and document-history retention lasts 90 days. Together, these features make CourtLink a focused option for litigation research and ongoing case awareness rather than a general practice-management system.
CourtLink is available on web, iOS and Android, with integrations listed for Lexis, Lex Machina and InterAction+. The product includes a 7-day trial, with trial terms allowing up to 7 consecutive days and requiring a product demonstration before access; paid access is handled through contact with sales. Teams that need docket search, filing alerts, case tracks and document retrieval should shortlist it. Teams primarily seeking rules-based deadline calculation, calendaring or a clearly published tier structure should compare alternatives before choosing it.
Questions about Lexis CourtLink
Is there a free trial of Lexis CourtLink? Yes: a 7-day free trial.
What does Lexis CourtLink run on? Web, iOS and Android. It runs in the cloud and as a mobile app.
What does Lexis CourtLink integrate with? 3 integrations: Lexis, Lex Machina and InterAction+.
Who is Lexis CourtLink built for? Small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
Lexis CourtLink pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Searches federal and state dockets with detailed filters
- Monitors cases with alerts and hourly docket-event notifications
- Retrieves court documents unavailable online and builds Strategic Profiles
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contact with sales
- No rules-based deadline calculation or calendaring
- Document and search histories are retained for 90 days
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