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Your estimate is not a random number. It is built from the same core method insurance adjusters and attorneys actually use to evaluate a claim.
We start with your economic damages, meaning your medical bills, lost wages, and property damage, added up directly. Then we factor in non economic damages, commonly called pain and suffering, which is typically calculated using a multiplier method. This means your economic damages are multiplied by a factor, often between 1.5 and 5, based on how severe your injury is and how long recovery takes.
From there, we adjust for liability and comparative negligence. Many states reduce your compensation based on your percentage of fault in the incident, so we factor in how your specific state handles shared blame. Finally, we apply any state specific damage caps, since some states limit certain types of damages, particularly in cases like medical malpractice, based on where your incident occurred.
Want the full picture of the statutes, government sources, and legal publishers behind these calculations? Read our Methodology and Sources page for the complete breakdown.
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