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Personal injury · Case value

What's the case actually worth?

Uses the multiplier method - the industry-standard starting point for personal injury settlements. Medical bills + lost wages, times a severity multiplier, minus the fault reduction. This is a range, not a promise.

Not legal advice. Real settlement values depend on liability strength, insurance limits, jurisdiction, and how litigation-worthy the defendant is. Use this to size the range, not to negotiate.

Economic damages

Medical bills to date ($)

Projected future medical ($)

Lost wages to date ($)

Projected future lost income ($)

Property damage ($)

Non-economic damages (pain & suffering)

Injury severity

Recovery status

Comparative fault (your %)

Defendant type

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Estimated settlement value

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Economic damages (specials)

Pain & suffering (generals)

How the number is built

This is the multiplier method. It's the standard starting point insurance adjusters use - but real settlements depend on liability evidence, insurance policy limits, jurisdiction's tort reform, and how willing the case is to go to trial. Always retain a personal injury attorney before accepting an offer.

State rules varyResults are directional only. Every state has its own statutes, case law, and fee structures. This calculator uses general assumptions that may not reflect the specific rules in your state. Confirm with an attorney licensed in your jurisdiction before relying on these numbers.

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