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No idea. Not even sure how you can get that info from free public data. Wisconsin doesn't have anti-slapp, so they would have to be foreign judgments domesticated. You'd have to cross-reference the case somehow to the state it originated from. you could maybe extrapolate form that original case who the plaintiff and defendant were. A paid service like lexusnexus might be able to to it. Otherwise, maybe something like judyrecords if they have an api. The logic might be something like
- get state of origin
- query DB by state, debtor, and year or case number
- if debtor = plaintiff then assign a probability to this fulfilling your criteria
My guess would be if you rounded down... basically 0 per year.
edit: On second thought, you could just get wisconsin records. If you have a contract or arbitration where it says attorney fees are awarded if you lose, then you might have a wisconsin based debt where the defendant was awarded.