01 / Losses
Build your economic picture
Medical costs, future care, lost wages and future earning impact create the financial foundation of the analysis.
Claim intelligence platform
Build a clearer picture of your claim value.
Go beyond a single-number calculator. Review economic losses, injury factors, liability, evidence readiness and scenario ranges in one guided experience.
Transparent inputs
Illustrative ranges
Evidence gap guidance
System ONLINE
Case model Interactive
Claim intelligence boardCase Evidence MapMedical · Earnings · Liability · Evidence
MEDICAL Treatment & bills
EARNINGS Income impact
EVIDENCE Readiness signal
LIABILITY Responsibility factor
01 / Guided analysis
Less guessing.
More context.
The calculator is intentionally more structured than a typical two-input estimator. The goal is to show the user which facts are driving the illustrative range and which information is still missing.
02 / Injury
Describe the injury profile
Severity, treatment duration, surgery and longer-term impact change the context around an illustrative non-economic range.
03 / Readiness
Find evidence gaps
A readiness score flags missing information so users leave with a clearer next-step checklist—not just a dollar figure.
02 / Claim analyzer
A professional
claim workbench.
This version introduces live scoring, scenario comparison, an evidence-gap scanner, and a claim-readiness layer while keeping the valuation language educational and clearly qualified.
Analyze your claim
See the range change as you refine the case profile.
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Use zero only when you truly have no amount for a category.
Built-in evidence gap scanner: missing records are surfaced before the user sees a polished number.
Optional professional review
Take the analysis further.
Send the snapshot and a brief case summary through the existing Netlify form workflow. The calculator remains separate from any professional relationship or legal advice.
03 / Claim tools
Useful features people
can return to.
These are designed as traffic and retention features around the calculator. They create reasons to revisit the site instead of treating the tool as a one-time number generator.
Claim Readiness Score
See whether your current information set is complete enough for a more informed conversation.
Check score →Evidence Gap Scanner
Identify which common documentation categories you have not yet marked as available.
Scan evidence →Scenario Comparison
Compare conservative, balanced and stronger planning views instead of anchoring on one number.
Compare scenarios →Printable Case Snapshot
Create a clean, user-controlled snapshot of your inputs, range and missing-information checklist.
Build snapshot →04 / Methodology
Show users what
moves the number.
The current calculator uses an illustrative multiplier foundation. This version expands the profile, but keeps every factor visible so the user can understand what changed.
Transparent calculation layers
The estimate begins with economic losses, applies an illustrative injury factor, adjusts for the selected fault share, then creates a planning range. Evidence and completeness primarily influence readiness and confidence rather than pretending to be a universal dollar formula.
Illustrative injury profile
Starting factor
Soft tissue / mild
1.5×
Moderate injury
2.35×
Serious injury
3.35×
Catastrophic impact
4.75×
Interactive case map
Evidence becomes a picture.
Instead of a generic 3D object, the visual layer uses document cards, evidence pins and a central case file so the animation reinforces what the product actually does.
05 / Legal intelligence
Keep the site useful
after the calculator.
A premium tool should also earn search traffic through focused educational content, not only a calculator keyword.
Settlement timeline
How long can an insurance claim take?
Understand the major stages that can affect how long a claim remains open.
Read guide →Injury valuation
How back and neck injuries are evaluated
Review the case factors that can matter when documenting an injury.
Read guide →Insurance
How to approach a claim negotiation
Learn what documentation and communication can make the analysis clearer.
Read guide →Evidence
What evidence can strengthen a claim?
Build a checklist of records, photos and supporting information to review.
Read guide →06 / Next step
Turn uncertainty into a better-informed starting point.
Explore the illustrative range, review the missing-information signals, and take the snapshot with you when you speak with a qualified professional.
Analyze My Claim ↗