Patterns page reorganised and the long-form analysis linked from the homepage (September 12, 2026)

The litigation patterns and chronology page opened with a caveat about causation and then listed every researched sequence as one undifferentiated run of prose, so a reader could not see how many sequences the page held or jump to the one they wanted. It now opens with those counts, carries a table of every sequence with the docket records and dispute group each one covers, and ends with links onward rather than stopping. Separately, the homepage now links the long-form analysis, the statement supercut and the ranked-statement index; it previously linked none of the three, which left the site’s most detailed material reachable only from within the sections that hold it.

Note

Presentation and navigation only. No docket record, court finding, research classification or source citation was added, removed or altered, and no sequence was ranked or re-characterised — the new table counts and links rows that were already published on the same page.