Contact

LitigationScope doesn't have a live support form yet — email us directly and pick the category that fits so your message reaches the right review path.

Report incorrect data

A facility, court, judge, county, or filing page shows something that doesn’t match the public record it’s sourced from.

Request a correction

You’re asking us to update how a specific page displays a record — include the page URL.

Report a broken source link

A link to CourtListener/RECAP, EOIR, ICE, or another primary source is dead or redirects incorrectly.

Technical issue

A page errors, renders incorrectly, or otherwise doesn’t work as expected.

General feedback

Anything else about the site.

Licensing or data access inquiry

You want to license, bulk-export, or programmatically access the underlying dataset.

Correction process

Every data-correction request goes through the same review path, whether it comes in as "incorrect data" or "correction request":

  1. Submission received. Your email is logged against the page/record in question.
  2. Source record reviewed. We check the original public source (EOIR, ICE, or CourtListener/RECAP — see Data & Methodology) to confirm whether our page matches it.
  3. Correction approved, rejected, or marked unresolved. If our page diverges from the source, we approve the correction. If our page matches the source but you believe the underlying record itself is wrong, we mark it unresolved and point you to the originating agency or court, since we can't alter their record — only how we display it.
  4. Data refreshed. Approved corrections are applied on the next data refresh for that dataset (see per-dataset cadence on the methodology page); layout or clearly-wrong-field errors are fixed directly.
  5. Requester notified where possible. If you included a reply-to email, we'll let you know the outcome.

We can't verify identity claims by email, so requests asserting "this record is about me and I want it removed" are handled as corrections against the public source, not as identity-verified takedowns — seePrivacy Policy for how we handle that distinction.

Email

corrections@litigationscope.com

Compiled from public U.S. immigration and court records. Informational only — not legal advice; verify against the primary source.