Firm feed: each day's new Prop 65 notices and outcomes

For law firms, testing labs and compliance teams that follow all new filings, not one company. An email on each day with new records, and two CSV files to download for any range of dates.

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What the firm feed includes

  • A daily email on each day with new notices or new outcome records, with the counts and a private download link. No email on a day with nothing new.
  • A notices file, one row per notice: ag number, date filed, noticing party, plaintiff attorney, alleged violators, chemicals, source or product, notice pdf, official record, first stored.
  • An outcomes file, one row per complaint, settlement or judgment record, from the notice pages and from the state's yearly files: source, kind, state identifier, ag number, date, date label, case name, court, docket number, plaintiff, plaintiff attorney, defendant, total payments, civil penalty, other payments, attorney fees and costs, injunctive relief, first stored.
  • Any range of dates by the day each record was first stored here, back to the earliest notice on the site.
  • Up to 50 downloads a day. The files hold public records only, with no contact details.

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First 14 days free. Add a card before they end, or the subscription pauses and you are not charged.

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  • You pay by card on Stripe's checkout page, shown as Link. This site never sees your card number. Sales tax is added there where it applies.
  • The free trial is for an address's first subscription. An address that has subscribed before is asked for a card at checkout.
  • Prop 65 Notices is run by Draco Ventures LLC. Stripe's checkout page names Draco Ventures LLC, and you may see that name on your receipt or card statement too.
  • Renews each month or year until you cancel. Cancel from a link in every email. The feed then runs to the end of what you paid for, and you are not charged again.
  • Access is by a private link, with no account or password. Keep it within your firm.
  • Public records from the California Attorney General. A notice is an allegation, and nothing here is legal advice. Terms and privacy.