Climate Court provides a centralized platform for tracking global climate litigation, combining a searchable database with weekly email digests of new filings, judgments, and regulatory changes. The service offers plain-language case summaries and advanced filtering by country, theme, or date, alongside bespoke research, data exports, and training workshops for organizations. It is designed for researchers, policy-makers, and advocates who need reliable, up-to-date legal intelligence.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Climate litigation is expanding rapidly worldwide, with new cases, judgments, and regulatory developments emerging every week. Tracking this fragmented and fast-moving landscape manually is overwhelming, leaving researchers, policy-makers, and advocates at risk of missing critical legal precedents and strategic shifts.
Solution
Climate Court offers a comprehensive platform that combines a constantly updated litigation database with a weekly email tracker. The database provides searchable, plain-language summaries of cases from major jurisdictions, filterable by country, theme, or date, while the tracker delivers concise digests of new filings, rulings, and regulatory changes directly to subscribers. Beyond these core tools, the company offers bespoke services including custom research reports, priority monitoring, data exports, thematic briefings, and workshops, tailoring insights to the specific needs of universities, NGOs, and law firms.
Target Audience
Primary customers are researchers, policy-makers, advocates, universities, NGOs, and law firms that need to track and analyze climate litigation for academic, advocacy, or legal strategy purposes.
Features
- Searchable database with filtering by country, theme, or date for quick case discovery
- Weekly email digests covering new filings, judgments, regulatory changes, and key court decisions
- Clear, plain-language summaries that make complex legal cases accessible to non-specialists
- Bespoke services including custom research reports, priority monitoring, data exports, and thematic briefings
- Interactive workshops and training sessions on climate litigation landscapes and strategies
- Collaborative project support for joint research, publications, or events