How to Remove a PacerMonitor Listing

PacerMonitor tracks federal district and bankruptcy court cases. Here is the contact it publishes for inquiries, and where search suppression fits if a listing stays.

Researched: October 2026

Quick overview

PacerMonitor tracks Federal District and Bankruptcy Court cases, and its listings draw on PACER.
[email protected] is the contact it lists for general inquiries, technical support and billing.
Its Terms say it may remove any content at any time, without being obliged to.
Copied work is reported to support under its Terms. A name in a court record isn't covered.
Search suppression moves a listing that stays published down in search results.

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What is PacerMonitor?

PacerMonitor is a site for tracking Federal District and Bankruptcy Court cases and conducting legal and financial research. It was founded in 2011, is operated by PacerMonitor, LLC, and describes itself as a Fitch Solutions Service.

Its Terms of Service say its PACER features give access to documents from the US government's court electronic records system.

How to contact PacerMonitor

The route PacerMonitor publishes is its support contact.

1
Collect the listing details
Note the exact PacerMonitor listing URL and the case number.
2
Email PacerMonitor support
Write to [email protected], the contact PacerMonitor lists for general inquiries, technical support issues and billing questions.
3
Report copied work separately
If your own work has been copied, PacerMonitor's Terms of Service direct copyright reports to support.

Notice: A name showing up on a court-record site like this one often shows up elsewhere too. Our free reputation scan can show you what else needs handling.

If the listing stays

PacerMonitor's Terms say it may remove content but is not obliged to, so a listing can stay published after a request.

Search suppression moves the listing down in search results, and Google De-indexing applies where a page is eligible. We tell you which situation you're in before any work begins.

Common questions

Who runs PacerMonitor?

PacerMonitor's Terms of Service say the site is operated by PacerMonitor, LLC. Its pages describe it as a Fitch Solutions Service, and its About Us page says it was founded in 2011 to track Federal District and Bankruptcy Court cases.

Does PacerMonitor have a removal form?

PacerMonitor's Terms of Service and About Us page don't list a removal form or removal criteria. About Us gives [email protected] for general inquiries, technical support issues and billing questions.

Can PacerMonitor remove content?

Its Terms of Service say it reserves the right to remove any content for any reason at any time, and that this right does not oblige it to monitor the site and its services.

What about copyright infringement?

Its Terms of Service say that if you believe your work has been copied and is accessible on the site in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, you should contact support to report it. This covers copied work, not a name in a court record.

Is a PacerMonitor listing the same as the PACER record?

No. PacerMonitor's Terms of Service say its PACER features give access to documents from the US government's court electronic records system (PACER). The PacerMonitor listing is a separate page on a separate site.

Do I pay if the listing isn't removed?

Our removal services are no-removal, no-fee: you're invoiced only once we achieve the removal defined in your Service Agreement. Search suppression is billed for the work performed.

Also listed on another court-records site? See our UniCourt, Docket Alarm, DocketBird or CourtCaseFinder guides, or the full Court Records Removal service. Search suppression moves a listing down, and Google De-indexing covers pages that shouldn't appear in Google at all.

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