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Privacy case law research with a Ninth Circuit focus.

Privacy case law research for MarTech and AdTech. Search hundreds of curated federal privacy decisions with a Ninth Circuit focus, trace citations within the corpus, and read structured case summaries, all drawn from public court records and updated monthly.

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Privacy case law research for MarTech and AdTech.

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9th Circuit coverage
15 privacy-law categories
AI-structured summaries

Research focused on privacy

Full-Text Search

Search the full text of every opinion.

Boolean operators, phrase search, and natural language queries across hundreds of curated Ninth Circuit privacy decisions, ranked by PostgreSQL full-text relevance.

Natural language queries
Boolean & phrase search
Relevance-ranked results
Privacy law filters
Vendor Mapping

Use your own stack of pixels and trackers as a starting point.

Map your MarTech and AdTech vendors to real court cases. See litigation history, risk scores, and privacy law exposure per vendor.

Vendor litigation profiles
Risk scoring per vendor
Privacy law exposure
Compliance tracking
AI Summaries

A structured analysis for indexed cases.

Structured analyses cover parties, claims, holdings, and outcomes for indexed cases. Model-generated analyses are labelled as such; the rest come from the court record or the curator.

Executive summaries
Party & claims extraction
Outcome classification
Holdings analysis

From question to precedent in four steps

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Search with natural language

Enter your legal question in plain English, with Boolean operators, or as a phrase search across hundreds of curated decisions.

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Filter by statute

Narrow results to specific privacy statutes: TCPA, CCPA, BIPA, VPPA, CIPA, or any of the 15 covered categories.

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Read AI summaries

Get structured case summaries with parties, claims, holdings, and outcomes extracted by AI from full opinion text.

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Trace citations

Explore interactive citation networks to see how cases in the corpus reference each other. Citation treatment is assessed within the corpus only; a case with no citing opinions indexed here is shown as not assessed.

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Free to use, built by the company behind Vendor.Watch

SENECA is free to use. There is no paid version. It is built by the company that runs Vendor.Watch, the vendor directory.

The reason is simple. The case law shows which vendors and technologies end up in court. The directory shows what each vendor has on file, such as a data processing agreement, certifications, and a privacy and AI profile. Where a case names a vendor that has a profile in the directory, SENECA links to it.

See the vendors most often named in the case law →