Rough estimate only. Not legal advice — consult an attorney.
We add your economic damages (medical, lost wages, property), then estimate pain & suffering by multiplying medical bills by a severity factor. Subtracting a typical 33% contingency fee gives your net.
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Every injury claim has two halves. Economic damages are the receipts — medical bills, lost paychecks, property damage — the costs you can prove on paper. Non-economic damages cover pain, suffering and lost quality of life, which has no receipt. Adjusters estimate it by multiplying your medical bills by a factor that rises with how serious the injury is.
A minor soft-tissue injury might use a 1.5x multiplier; a permanent or disfiguring injury can reach 5x or more. Documentation drives it: clear diagnoses, consistent treatment and credible testimony push the number up. Most injury attorneys work on contingency — about a third of the recovery — which this tool subtracts so you see your likely net.
Crash case specifically? Use the car accident calculator. Fell on someone’s property? Try the slip & fall calculator.
Economic damages (medical, wages, property) plus non-economic pain & suffering, often estimated with a multiplier.
Medical bills multiplied by a factor (1.5–5) based on injury severity.
Yes — we subtract a typical 33% contingency fee to show your net.
No — it's an estimate. Liability, evidence and insurance limits all matter.
No — consult a personal injury attorney.