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Most calculators hand you a made-up number. A law firm intake form makes you wait for a callback. Caseworth shows you what cases like yours have actually settled for, cited to the law and real outcomes, right now.
Legal information, not advice. Illustrative outcomes, not a quote.
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A formula, not a fact
It multiplies your medical bills by a number someone picked. No sources, and the same output for two very different cases.
- No comparable real outcomes
- Ignores fault and your state’s law
- Never shows your filing deadline
An answer, eventually
You hand over your name, number, and story. Then you wait for a callback, and the number comes later, in a sales conversation, if it comes at all.
- Nothing back in the moment
- You become a file in a pipeline
- The answer arrives on their schedule
A cited answer, now
Describe what happened and get a benchmark of what cases like yours have actually settled for, in plain English, free to start.
- Range from comparable settled cases
- The statute that governs your claim
- Your filing deadline, surfaced up front
From your wordsto a cited range.
In about two minutes, no forms and no jargon.
In your own words. No legal jargon, no forms, no PDFs to dig through.
The statute that governs your claim, how liability is decided, and the deadline to file.
Real settled outcomes for situations like yours, so the range rests on facts.
A plain-English benchmark where every figure traces back to its source.
What car accidentinjuries have settled for.
Illustrative outcome ranges from historically resolved auto-collision cases. Every real Lexstimate is built from your own facts.
| Injury | Observed outcome range | What moves the range |
|---|---|---|
| Whiplash / neck strain | $10,000 – $100,000+ | Driven by treatment duration and documented symptoms |
| Herniated disc | $25,000 – $350,000+ | Higher with surgery; MRI confirmation matters |
| Concussion / mild TBI | $30,000 – $500,000+ | Cognitive impact and recovery time drive value |
| Shoulder (rotator cuff) | $25,000 – $300,000+ | Surgical cases run well above conservative care |
| Broken bone (fracture) | $20,000 – $250,000+ | Surgery, hardware, and lasting limits raise the range |
| Back injury (structural) | $15,000 – $400,000+ | Broad range depending on documented damage |
Cases like yours have ranged within these bands in the past. These are educational benchmarks based on historical data, not a quote, a promise, or a statement of what your specific case is worth. Actual outcomes depend on your facts.
Not a calculator.A new category oflegal intelligence.
A calculator gives you a number. It cannot tell you where that number came from, which is exactly the part that matters when an insurer is on the phone.
Caseworth grounds every range in comparable real outcomes and the controlling statute for your claim. You can follow the figure back to its source, understand your filing deadline, and see your likely claim type. That is the difference between a guess and an answer you can stand on. “Cases like yours have ranged from X to Y,” with the sources behind it, beats “your case is worth $X” every time. Legal information, not legal advice.
Car accident settlements,answered plainly.
How much is my car accident case worth?
It depends on your injuries, medical costs, lost wages, who was at fault, your state’s law, and the available insurance. No honest tool can promise an exact number. What Caseworth does is show you what cases like yours have actually ranged for, drawn from real resolved outcomes, alongside the statute that governs your claim. That gives you a grounded range instead of a guess.
Are car accident settlement calculators accurate?
Most are not. A typical calculator multiplies your medical bills by a fixed number someone chose, which ignores fault, your jurisdiction, damage caps, and the real outcomes of comparable cases. It produces one misleading number with no sources. Caseworth is different: every range traces back to comparable settled cases and the controlling law, so you can see where the number comes from.
Do I have a case?
If you were injured and someone else was at fault, you may have a claim. The clearer the liability, the documented injuries, and the economic losses, the stronger a claim tends to be. Caseworth reads your description in plain English and helps you understand the likely claim type and the filing deadline that generally applies to matters like yours, so you can understand your situation before you call anyone. Legal information, not legal advice.
Should I get a lawyer after a car accident?
For serious injuries, disputed fault, or a low insurance offer, most people are better served with representation. The point of Caseworth is that you understand your claim, its likely range, and your deadline first, so that if you do speak with an attorney, you arrive informed rather than starting from a blank form. When you want representation, Caseworth can bridge you to an attorney in your area. This is legal information, not legal advice.
Is Caseworth free? Do I have to hire a lawyer to use it?
Getting started is free and no card is required. You do not have to hire anyone. Caseworth is built to give you the answer first. If and when you decide you want an attorney, you can choose to be connected to one, with your claim type, deadline, and benchmark already in hand.
Which states does Caseworth cover?
Caseworth is national and rolling out state by state, covering a growing set of practice areas. A few states are evaluated separately for regulatory reasons. You will see whether your situation is covered as soon as you start.
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