Estonian court system —in one place, in real time.
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Search by date, court, judge, case number or status. Data updated hourly from the Estonian courts registry.
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Every change — status, time, room, judge — reaches you by email and in the app.
100+ judge statistics in one place.
Postponement rate, completion rate, case types. Compare a judge's performance against their colleagues' average.
Precise overview, informed decisions.
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Postponement
risk model.
Before you go to a hearing — know the probability that it will happen. Our model analyses the judge's historical behaviour for the same case type and gives you a colour-coded assessment.
How does it work?
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Enter a case number, judge name or court name.
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Add a case to your tracking list with one click.
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- ✓Browse hearings
- ✓Track 1 case
- ✓Status notifications
- ✓3 AI queries / month
- ✗Analytics (judges / courts)
- ✗Postponement risk analysis
- ✗Outcome probability model
- ✗Up to 20 tracked cases
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- ✓All notification types, fully configurable
- ✓Judge comparison analytics
- ✓Court workload map
- ✓Postponement risk alert
- ✓Markov model for outcome forecasting
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Frequently asked questions
- How can I find court hearings in Estonia?
- LexForge (lexforge.ee) provides a real-time search interface for Estonian court hearings. Enter a case number, judge name, or court name to see upcoming and past hearings. Data is sourced from Estonian court records.
- What is the postponement rate for Estonian court hearings?
- Based on LexForge data covering Estonian courts from 2019 to present, approximately 18–24% of civil hearings are postponed. Rates vary by judge and case type. LexForge shows a judge-specific postponement score on case detail pages.
- Can I search Estonian court decisions in English?
- Yes. LexForge provides an English-language interface to Riigi Teataja court decisions alongside live hearing data. Unified search returns both past decisions and upcoming hearings for the same case number.
- How does the Estonian court system work?
- Estonia has three tiers: district courts (maakohtud) handle first-instance cases; circuit courts (ringkonnakohtud) handle appeals; the Supreme Court (Riigikohus) handles cassation. There are 4 district courts, 2 circuit courts, and 1 Supreme Court.
- Which Estonian court has the highest workload?
- Harju Maakohus in Tallinn processes the highest volume of cases in Estonia. LexForge workload analytics show weekly pressure scores for all courts.
- What is Riigi Teataja and how does it relate to court decisions?
- Riigi Teataja is Estonia official legal publication at riigiteataja.ee. It publishes legislation and court decisions. LexForge integrates Riigi Teataja search with live hearing data in one query.
- How accurate is the postponement probability score?
- The postponement score uses a minimum of 10 historical hearings per judge per case type. It reflects hearings that received a POSTPONED status within 14 days of the scheduled date. It is a statistical indicator, not a legal prediction.
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