Hearing decisions & rulings
The starting point for almost every dispute, issued by hearing officers. This is the bulk of the database.
When a party appeals a hearing decision to federal court, that opinion is searched alongside the original. When an appeal changes a result, an alert tells you, so you know whether a decision is still good law.
The starting point for almost every dispute, issued by hearing officers. This is the bulk of the database.
When a party appeals to federal court, the resulting opinion sits alongside the original decision and is searched together with it.
A decision can be affected by an appeal: its own, or one of the cases it relies on. A small colored alert appears at the top of the page.
Cites a case that was later reversed, vacated, or modified. The reasoning may no longer be good law.
This decision was reversed, vacated, modified, or remanded by a federal court.
A notice of appeal has been filed. Briefing or argument is in progress; no appellate decision yet.