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Who was sued in D.S.C. this week

Every new federal civil case filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina, read from the court's own filing feed and released 48 hours after it was filed. Put it in a feed reader or a Slack channel and see who was sued in your district, every day, with no account. The same cases within minutes, by email, are a filing stream.

276 companies sued and 343 new civil cases in all, filed in the 14 days before November 10, 2026, the newest day on the wire.

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Two feeds: companies sued, which is the one a business-development partner wants, and every new civil case. Both are Atom, so any feed reader takes them.

Companies sued, RSShttps://casemagic.ai/wire/scd/feed.xml

Every new case, RSShttps://casemagic.ai/wire/scd/feed.xml?scope=all

In Slack

Slack's own RSS app posts each new case into a channel. Add the app once from Slack's app directory, then in the channel type:

Slack/feed subscribe https://casemagic.ai/wire/scd/feed.xml

Each post carries the case title and a link to the case page. The feed updates within the hour after a case clears the 48-hour delay; Slack checks it a few times a day.

The same list within minutes

A filing stream is this feed without the delay: every new suit in D.S.C., or every suit naming a company you choose, in a morning email and within minutes on the day. It is part of the Professional plan and reads the same court feed, so nothing here touches PACER or costs a lookup.

In the last 14 days 343 new civil cases, 276 of them naming a company, reached this wire from D.S.C., each 48 hours after it was filed. A stream delivers the same cases the morning after filing, and within minutes on the day.

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On the wire now

The newest 50 companies sued in D.S.C., as the court wrote the caption. Every case links to its own page, where the docket can be checked free.

What kinds of case these are

The kinds of case filed most in D.S.C. over the last 30 days, from the same feed. Each guide says what the rules require in that kind of case, the deadlines that follow each filing, and how to have a docket watched.

Companies sued most here this month

Named as defendant in new civil cases filed in D.S.C. over the last 30 days, from the same feed. Each company page lists every case with the caption as the court wrote it.

Serial plaintiffs filing most here this month

Filers who brought new civil cases against several different defendants in D.S.C. over the last 30 days. Each plaintiff page lists every case with its defendant, and any case can be checked free.

Looking for your own case in D.S.C.?

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Questions people ask before they start

Who was sued in D.S.C. this week?

276 companies were named as defendants in 343 new federal civil cases filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina in the 14 days before November 10, 2026. The list on this page names each case with its number and a link to its docket, read from the court's own filing feed.

How fresh is this list?

Each case appears here 48 hours after it was filed, and the free feeds update within the hour after a case clears that delay. A filing stream carries the same cases the morning after filing and within minutes on the day.

How do I get new D.S.C. lawsuits by email?

A filing stream on the Professional plan emails every new suit in D.S.C., or every suit naming a company you choose, as a morning digest and within minutes on the day. It reads the same court feed as this page, so it costs no PACER lookups and needs no PACER login.

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