Personal Injury Calculator
Calculate an estimated personal injury settlement range based on medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and injury severity. Understand how the pain multiplier works and see net settlement after attorney fees.
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How to Use Personal Injury Calculator
- 1Enter your medical bills and lost wages.
- 2Select your injury type and severity.
- 3View your estimated settlement range.
- 4See net amount after attorney fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are personal injury settlements calculated?▾
Settlements typically include special damages (medical bills + lost wages + property damage) multiplied by a pain multiplier (1.5x-5x based on injury severity) to estimate general damages. The total gives a settlement range.
What is the pain multiplier?▾
The pain multiplier reflects injury severity. Soft tissue injuries use 1.5-2x, moderate injuries 2-3x, serious injuries like fractures 3-4x, and severe injuries like TBI or spinal cord damage 4-5x or higher.
How much do attorneys take from settlements?▾
Personal injury attorneys typically work on contingency, taking 33% of the settlement if resolved before trial and 40% if it goes to trial. Some also deduct case expenses from the settlement amount.
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About Personal Injury Calculator
Calculate an estimated personal injury settlement range based on medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and injury severity. Understand how the pain multiplier works and see net settlement after attorney fees.
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