Escrow Cases
Data post · generated from reviewed cards

The Amounts at Issue

A conservative readout of sourced amount extraction across reviewed escrow-related court records: which public cards state an amount, what type of amount is shown, and where the current dataset stays silent.

Reviewed records129Public-promoted reviewed cards
Sourced amounts6/129No inferred losses
Amount types4From reviewed metadata
Corpus limitExplicitMissing amounts stay unstated

Amount extraction status

Sourced amount stated6
No sourced amount stated123

Amount type

Wire amount3
Escrowed funds1
Forfeiture amount1
Restitution amount1

Amount confidence

Reviewed metadata5
Source stated1

Complaint vs. finding posture

Court of Appeal opinion96
Supreme Court opinion20
Federal court order7
Complaint filed6

Source ladder

Published opinion121
Complaint4
Court order2
Federal court order1
Indictment1

Amount records by hinge

Wire Instructions5
Seller Proceeds1

Amount records by stage

At release4
Seller proceeds stage2

How to read this

This is a data post over the public case_amounts field and reviewed card metadata. It uses sourced amounts only, does not imply completeness, and keeps source posture separate from the amount displayed.

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Amount boundary

Sourced amounts onlyAn amount displays only when reviewed public metadata contains a source-supported amount or a reviewed summary amount. Captions, allegations, and general dispute descriptions are not enough.
Missing is informationMost reviewed cards do not currently publish a sourced amount. The report treats that as an extraction limit, not as permission to estimate losses.
Posture still controlsA sourced amount can be alleged, ordered, settled, forfeited, or otherwise procedural. The amount line does not convert an allegation into a finding.
Correction pathIf a public source supports a better amount, amount type, or posture label, submit it through corrections with the source link.

Records with sourced public amounts

This report excludes private OCR, raw PDFs, source-platform labels, company pages, person pages, regulatory rows, and unreviewed R2 corpus material. It only uses public-promoted reviewed court-record cards, and it does not imply the corpus is complete.