Track record · what happened after each filing, from the sources we check
What happened next
What happened after each verified filing, for anyone judging whether the list is worth acting on: the counts of later notices by the same company and of bankruptcy dockets in the filing state's federal courts, each outcome on record with its source link and its confidence.
Counts are read from the outcomes table as this page loads and cached for a minute. A filing with no outcome on record means nothing was found in the sources we check, which is not the same as nothing happened. Announced transactions are not tracked yet: no free, citable source is joined.
The six-month line is not yet stated: 2 of the 20 filings needed are old enough to judge. A filing counts once its notice date is 6 months old (on or before 2026-04-23) and it has been checked both ways; nothing is stated from fewer than 20.
Counted as an outcome: a bankruptcy docket or a follow-on notice (and an announced transaction once a source is joined) dated on or after the notice and within 6 months of it. An effective date passing is not counted; it is the filing's own date.
| Verified filings followed | 614 |
| Checked for a follow-on notice | 614 · every completed run re-reads every verified filing |
| Companies searched for a bankruptcy docket | 20 of 474 · newest notices first, up to 40 a night, each searched again after 30 days |
| Filings checked both ways | 23 |
| Outcomes collector | first run Fri 23 Oct 2026, 09:11 Central; last run Fri 23 Oct 2026, 09:11 Central · nightly, after the pull; its latest run is on the status page |
| Kind | What a row is | Source | On record |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bankruptcy dockets | a docket in one of the filing state's federal bankruptcy courts whose debtor name matches the company (similarity 85 or above, which is the row's confidence), not an adversary proceeding, filed no earlier than 365 days before the notice | CourtListener's docket search; the row links the docket | 0 rows · 0 filings |
| Follow-on WARN notices | a later verified notice by the same company in the same state, 2 or more days after the first (confidence 95 when the normalised names are equal, 80 when they differ by a letter or two) | the later filing's own state record | 52 rows · 28 filings |
| Effective dates passed | the filing's own effective date has passed: the state's date, not an event we observed (confidence 100) | the filing's state record | 456 rows · 456 filings |
| Announced transactions | a sale, carve-out or financing announced after the notice | no source joined yet | — |
Every row carries a confidence from 0 to 100 and, in its detail, the name exactly as the source spells it, so a reader can judge the match. Nothing is inferred beyond name, state and date arithmetic: no press, no guesses about why.
- Bankruptcy dockets in courts outside the filing's state. Large companies often file in Delaware, New Jersey or another venue; a Texas filer's Delaware case is missed rather than matched on name alone.
- Adversary proceedings and contested matters ("Trustee v. Acme"): the company may be a creditor or a defendant, not the debtor.
- Dockets filed more than 365 days before the notice.
- Anything a WARN row does not carry: Illinois publishes no effective date, so an Illinois row never has one pass.
- Announced transactions (a sale, a carve-out, a financing), until a free, citable source is joined. No row is written from memory or from the press.