Public Court Records
Search and explore case information using CNR, parties, Courts, Acts, case types and other public-record attributes.
About TrustJury
Making legal information easier to understand, verify and navigate.
TrustJury brings together public court records, lawyer information and reputation signals to help people make more informed legal decisions.
Why TrustJury Exists
Legal information exists. Finding meaning in it is harder.
Court records contain valuable information about cases, lawyers, courts and legal activity. But that information is often fragmented, difficult to search and hard to connect.
TrustJury was created to organize these public records into a clearer legal-information layer — connecting cases with advocates, courts, police stations, Acts and other relevant public-record information.
Public Court Records
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Cases
Lawyers
Courts
Police Stations
What TrustJury Does
A clearer layer over public legal information.
Public-record evidence, TrustJury verification and user reviews are separate information layers — they should not be treated as the same thing.
Lawyer Intelligence
Understand publicly observed advocate case activity across Courts, Acts and case types alongside separate verification and reputation information.
Connected Legal Data
Move between a case, its Court, linked advocates and Police Station records instead of treating each public record as an isolated document.
Verification & Reputation
TrustJury adds separate verification and review layers while keeping them distinct from the underlying public court record.
Public-record evidence ≠ TrustJury verification ≠ User reviews
Professional background
Chartered Accountant
Professional services
BMR · KPMG · Ernst & Young
Entrepreneurship
Founder, Lawzapo
Focus
Legal technology · marketplaces · professional services
Founder
Built from experience across professional services, technology and legal marketplaces
Manisha Chavan
Founder, TrustJury · Founder, Lawzapo
Manisha Chavan is the founder of TrustJury and Lawzapo. A Chartered Accountant by professional background, her career has included professional-services experience with BMR, KPMG and Ernst & Young, alongside work spanning tax, business, technology and entrepreneurship.
Building Lawzapo, a marketplace connecting clients with legal professionals, highlighted a broader challenge: discovering a lawyer is only one part of the decision. People also need better ways to understand publicly available legal experience, court activity and reputation.
TrustJury was conceived as that evidence layer: a platform that organizes public legal information before the hiring decision.
Our Approach
How we think about trust.
01
Evidence before claims
We distinguish what public court records show from what a profile owner, reviewer or third party says.
02
Verification should be visible
Verification indicators should tell users what was actually checked rather than create a vague badge of approval.
03
No paid ranking
Paying TrustJury should not buy a lawyer a higher position in objective search results.
04
Corrections matter
Public records can contain delays, variations and errors. TrustJury should make it straightforward to flag information that needs review.
TrustJury + Lawzapo
Research on TrustJury. Hire through Lawzapo.
TrustJury and Lawzapo serve different parts of the legal-services journey. TrustJury is designed around research, public records and reputation. Lawzapo is a separate marketplace through which clients can hire legal professionals and transact for legal services.
TRUSTJURY
- Public court records
- Lawyer reputation
- Verification
- Legal intelligence
LAWZAPO
- Legal-services marketplace
- Hire legal professionals
- Agree scope and pricing
- Secure payment workflow
Our Data Approach
Built around public records.
TrustJury organizes information derived from publicly available court records and combines it with separately sourced TrustJury information such as verification status, reviews and profile information.
Court record
Case · CNR · Parties · Court · Acts · Orders
TrustJury
Search · Connections · Context
TrustJury does not turn a public-record association into a claim that a lawyer specializes in a matter, maintains an office in a location, or is endorsed by a Court or Police Station.
Learn more about our data sources →Corrections & Transparency
Legal data should be challengeable.
Public records change. Names may appear in different forms. Cases may be updated, transferred or corrected. TrustJury is designed to maintain a distinction between source data and platform-generated information and to provide a route for corrections.
Report Incorrect Information →Explore TrustJury
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