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Settlement Estimator

Estimate potential legal settlement amounts based on damages, liability, case strength, and attorney fees. See net settlement after fees.

Inputs

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Results

Estimated Settlement

$7,500.00

≈ 8 smartphones

Net Settlement (After Fees)

$5,025.00

≈ 5 smartphones

Total Damages$20,000.00
Attorney Fees$2,475.00
Conservative Estimate$5,250.00
Optimistic Estimate$9,750.00
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter your documented economic damages: medical bills, lost wages, future costs.
  2. Set a Pain and Suffering Multiplier based on injury severity.
  3. Review estimated settlement range — economic damages plus non-economic multiplier.
  4. Check against any applicable damage caps in your jurisdiction.
  5. Use as a baseline when evaluating settlement offers from an insurance company.

How the result changes with Liability Percentage

Liability PercentageEstimated SettlementNet Settlement (After Fees)
10%$1,500.00$1,005.00
35%$5,250.00$3,517.50
65%$9,750.00$6,532.50
90%$13,500.00$9,045.00

What each input means

Medical Expenses
Total medical bills and future medical costs
Lost Wages
Income lost due to injury
Property Damage
Cost to repair or replace damaged property (vehicle, belongings, etc.).
Pain & Suffering
Estimated value for pain and suffering (typically 1-5x medical expenses)
Liability Percentage
Percentage of fault assigned to the other party (0-100%)
Case Strength
How strong is your case? (0-100%)
Attorney Fee Percentage
Attorney contingency fee percentage (typically 33-40%)

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Medical Expenses = 5000, Lost Wages = 3000, Property Damage = 2000, Pain & Suffering = 10000 = 7 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Estimated Settlement
    Estimated Settlement
    7500 = $7,500
  3. Calculate Net Settlement
    Net Settlement
    5025 = $5,025
  4. Calculate Total Damages
    Total Damages
    20000 = $20,000
  5. Calculate Attorney Fees
    Attorney Fees
    2475 = $2,475

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