We start with the experts named in active Miami-Dade cases and watch for a verified second matter. When the same expert is noticed in a new case, the alert gives you the filing that created the pattern so you can pull the prior record before the deposition.
A busy defense cluster can tell you which names to follow. It does not make them cross-case repeats. We reserve that label for the second distinct matter, when prior testimony becomes a real research lead instead of a hunch.
We read the clerk dockets every morning. When a tracked expert is noticed in a second case, subscribers get one short email: who was noticed, which new filing created the match, and where to begin the public-record research. Free while in beta.
The alert starts with the public notice that created it. No names are published on this page. The value is knowing the morning a real second-case match appears, not trying to reconstruct it from a busy calendar a month later.