Most of the law librarians were initially skeptical of the site, as there is no public acknowledgement as to the owner or developers of the site. Librarians prefer to document their sources, and not knowing the site's source or who is providing the financial backing made many librarians suspicious. For me, skepticism turned to curiosity as I continued to visit the site over the next few weeks.
Coverage is impressive, as many older cases are included.
Federal Coverage includes Supreme Court cases from 1956 through 1999, all US Circuit Courts and Courts of Appeals cases from early 1900's through 1998 or 1999. State Coverage varies, but includes Maryland Court of Appeals and Special Appeals, Delaware, District of Columbia, Virginia and Pennsylvania courts. Users may use Boolean terms and connectors to search through the databases, which provide optional fields restrictors as well. Registration is free, but is required if you would like to have a full copy of the decision. There is also a promise of additional enhancements in the near future, to include specialized databases for Bankruptcy and Tax.