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How Much Is Your Settlement Worth?

Free settlement calculators based on 22M+ real legal records ($212B paid). Estimate your case value in 60 seconds — no email, no signup.

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Settlement Values by State

Interactive map of real settlement data across all 50 states. Hover any state to see median, average, and case volume. Data from 212,000+ verified settlements.

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Based on 212,000+ real settlement records across all 50 states + DC.

Settlement Calculators

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Capital One $425M 360 Savings Calculator

360 Savings vs 360 Performance interest-rate class action. Auto-payment, distributions complete Sept 2024 — check status & eligibility.

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Apple Siri $95M Privacy Calculator

Lopez v. Apple — up to $20 per Siri device, max 5 devices. Distributed Jan 23–26, 2026. Track your payout and uncashed-check status.

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Wells Fargo $56.85M CARES Act Calculator

California mortgagors who entered CARES Act forbearance — automatic payment, final hearing April 17, 2026.

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Experian Multi-Settlement Tracker Calculator

Four distinct Experian class actions tracked: 2 settled (T-Mobile data breach, Fraud Shield) + 2 active (CFPB, trigger leads).

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Kia / Hyundai Theft $200M + $4.5M Calculator

TikTok-challenge USB theft method. $200M consumer class (claims closed Jan 2025) + $4.5M multistate AG (active to March 2027).

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MyChart Pixel-Tracking Hospital Wave Calculator

Dozens of US hospitals settled for Meta Pixel on MyChart portals: Advocate Aurora $12.225M, Mount Sinai $5.3M, BJC $9.25M, others.

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Tepezza Hearing Loss MDL Calculator

Active MDL against Horizon (Amgen) — bellwether trials March 2026. Lawyer-estimated case values $140K–$250K (estimates only).

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Depo-Provera Meningioma MDL 3140 Calculator

Active Pfizer MDL — 3,769+ federal cases, FDA label warning Dec 2025, bellwether Dec 7, 2026. Premium lead-gen case-value estimates.

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Car Accident Calculator

Estimate your car accident settlement based on medical bills, lost wages, and injury severity.

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Truck Accident Calculator

Truck accidents often involve higher settlements due to greater severity and commercial insurance.

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Motorcycle Accident Calculator

Motorcycle injuries tend to be more severe. See what your claim may be worth.

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Workers Compensation Calculator

Calculate your workers comp benefits based on your state, wages, and injury type.

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Slip & Fall Calculator

Premises liability settlements vary by severity and property owner negligence.

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Medical Malpractice Calculator

Medical malpractice cases have higher average settlements. Estimate yours here.

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Rideshare Accident Calculator

Uber and Lyft accidents involve $1M commercial policies. Calculate your rideshare claim.

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Pain & Suffering Calculator

Calculate non-economic damages using the multiplier method and per-diem method — the two formulas insurance adjusters use.

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Wrongful Death Calculator

Estimate compensation for economic, non-economic, and punitive damages under your state's wrongful death statute.

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Mesothelioma Calculator

Asbestos trust funds hold $30B+. Typical settlements $1M-$2.4M. Plus VA benefits for veterans.

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Dog Bite Calculator

4.5M US dog bites yearly. Avg payout $64K. State strict liability vs one-bite rule determines your case.

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Nursing Home Abuse Calculator

Pressure ulcers, falls, malnutrition, wrongful death. CMS violations = strong cases. Elder abuse enhancements unlock attorneys' fees.

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Construction Accident Calculator

Third-party claims beyond workers' comp. NY Scaffold Law = $10M+ verdicts. OSHA violations create per-se liability.

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Medical Device Lawsuit Calculator

Hernia mesh, Bard IVC filter, Exactech recall, transvaginal mesh. MDLs with billions in settlement funds.

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Sexual Abuse Calculator

Institutional cases — Boy Scouts, church, schools. CA AB 218 and NY CVA revival windows opened massive cases.

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Whistleblower Reward Calculator

False Claims Act: 15-30% of government recovery. SEC, IRS, CFTC programs. Records: $279M SEC, $104M IRS.

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Cash App Settlement Calculator

Estimate your payout from the Cash App class action settlement based on your account details.

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Data Breach Calculator

Was your data exposed? Calculate your estimated payout from a data breach class action.

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BCBS Antitrust Calculator

$2.67B antitrust settlement. Active 2026 distributions. Check your tier + estimated payout.

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Camp Lejeune Calculator

Exposed to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune? Estimate your settlement from the $21B PACT Act fund.

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Roundup Lawsuit Calculator

Used Roundup weedkiller and diagnosed with cancer? Estimate your share of the $10.9B settlement.

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Talcum Powder Calculator

J&J talcum powder linked to cancer? Calculate your estimated payout from the $8.9B settlement.

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The Data Behind Our Estimates

Our calculators are calibrated against the largest public dataset of medical malpractice and personal injury settlements in the U.S.

22,069,856

Legal records analyzed

$108682B+

Total dollars tracked

18 Sources

State-by-state data

25 Years

Of payment history (2000–2025)

States WITH Damage Caps

$217K avg payout

24 states

States WITHOUT Caps

$292K avg payout

+34.4% higher · 27 states

See How Your State Compares

Interactive map with average payouts, damage caps, and case counts for all 50 states.

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Research & Data Studies

Original analyses of US settlement data — 22M+ records across NPDB, Treasury, and municipal sources. All free, with CSV downloads.

530K NPDB Malpractice Payments

Full analysis 2000-2025, $136B total

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Damage Caps by State

How MICRA and caps affect payouts 34%

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Treasury Judgment Fund $60B

First public analysis of federal payments

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California Malpractice Deep-Dive

53K cases analyzed, MICRA impact

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New York Malpractice Deep-Dive

60K cases, highest median payout

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Workers Comp Statistics

5.5M NY WCB claims analyzed

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Malpractice by Specialty

Which doctors get sued most

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NYC Settlement Data

43K+ records, $2.8B in payouts

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Chicago Police Settlements

$1.15B in misconduct payouts

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Guides & Resources

Plain-English explanations of how PI claims actually work — from first 48 hours after a crash to the settlement check.

How Much Is My Case Worth?

The adjuster's formula + 3 worked examples.

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PI Lawyer Cost

Contingency fees + CA sliding scale.

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The Claim Process

9-stage timeline from accident to check.

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After a Car Accident

10-step guide for the first 48 hours.

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Statute of Limitations

Filing deadlines for all 51 jurisdictions.

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Workers' Comp by State

Max weekly rates ranked: IA $2,205 → MS $595.

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Types of PI Cases

Every category with calcs and burden of proof.

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No-Fault Insurance States

PIP minimums and tort thresholds for 12+DC.

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Legal Glossary

50+ legal & insurance terms explained.

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Car Accident Calculator by State

State-specific calculators reflecting each state’s fault laws, damage caps, and insurance minimums. Available for all 50 US states.

California →Texas →Florida →New York →Illinois →Pennsylvania →Ohio →Georgia →North Carolina →Michigan →Massachusetts →Virginia →
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State-Specific Calculators by Injury Type

Beyond car accidents — state-specific calculators for sexual abuse revival windows, construction labor laws, nursing home damage caps, workers comp rates, and more. Each with verified legal facts + landmark verdicts.

Sexual Abuse Settlement

Revival windows + SOL reform 2024-2026

California — 3 windows (AB 218/2777/250)New York — CVA + ASA + NYC GMVANew Jersey — Age 55 + discovery ruleMaryland — No SOL + cap reductionAll states + institutional liability →

Construction Accident

Scaffold Law, Privette, Statutory Employer

New York — Labor Law §240 ScaffoldCalifornia — Privette DoctrinePennsylvania — Statutory EmployerIllinois — Post-SWA CarneyMassachusetts — Corsetti retained controlAll states + Fatal Four hazards →

Nursing Home Abuse

EADACPA, Ch 400, NHCA — damage cap ranges

California — EADACPA Elder Abuse ActIllinois — NHCA §3-602 no capsFlorida — Chapter 400 no capsTexas — $250K Ch. 74 capAll states + warning signs →

Workers’ Compensation

2026 rates — NY $1,222, CA $1,764, TX $1,271

New York — LWEC + Protection ActCalifornia — SIBTF reform 2026Texas — Non-subscriber optionFlorida — 104-week TTD capIllinois — Lifetime uncapped medicalAll states →

Slip & Fall / Premises

Comparative fault + visitor classification

New York — Pure comparativeCalifornia — Rowland 18-factorFlorida — HB 837 51% barTexas — Invitee/licensee retainedIllinois — No caps + distractionAll states →

Dog Bite Settlement

Strict liability vs one-bite rule

California — Pure strict liability §3342New York — NEW Flanders 2025 negligenceFlorida — §767.04 + 4-yr SOLIllinois — Animal Control ActTexas — One-bite ruleAll states →

Medical Malpractice

NY no caps, CA MICRA 2026, TX $250K, IL no caps

New York — No caps, highest USCalifornia — MICRA AB 35 phasingIllinois — No caps post-LebronFlorida — No caps post-McCallTexas — $250K/$750K hard capsAll states →

Order of Protection

If in danger: 911 or 1-800-799-7233 (24/7)

New York — FCA Art. 8 + ERPOCalifornia — DVPA + firearm surrenderTexas — Family Code §82 + MOEPIllinois — IDVA remote hearingsMain guide + federal framework →

Family Law Calculators

Divorce, child support, alimony, custody

Divorce Settlement — 9 community + 41 equitableChild Support — 3 state formulasAlimony — AAML + state variationsCustody Timeline — UCCJEA home state

Product Liability MDLs

Active federal MDLs — verified docket April 2026

Philips CPAP — $1.1B settlement, 58K claims3M Earplug — $6.01B settlement, 249K paidHernia Mesh — 4 active MDLs, 26K+ casesHair Relaxer — 10,900+ plaintiffs, Daubert 2026Ozempic — MDL 3094 early, 3,546 gastro claimsAll 9 MDLs (Bard IVC, Tylenol, Paragard, Exactech) →

Wrongful Death by State

Statute + damage cap + pecuniary vs loss-of-society

California — CCP 377.60 + SB 447 sunsetFlorida — §768.21 ’Free Kill’ HB 6003Texas — §71.002 + loss-of-consortiumNew York — GFA vetoed 4×, pecuniary-onlyIllinois — 740 ILCS 180 disinheritanceAll states + SOL windows →

Personal Injury by Major City

Top 10 metros — local venue + courthouse insights

NYC — 5 Boroughs + Labor §240Los Angeles — MICRA + PrivetteChicago — Cook County + NHCAMiami — HB 837 + FL comparativeHouston — HB 19 trucking defensePhiladelphia — Fair Share Act + venue+ Phoenix, Dallas, Atlanta, Boston →

By Injury Type

Whiplash, soft tissue, net-settlement math

Whiplash — CAD/WAD 1-4 + IRC 3x multiplierSoft Tissue — 1.5-5x medical bills, Colossus logicSettlement Payment — net after fees + liensPain & Suffering — non-economic multipliersAm I being lowballed? →

90+ state, city, MDL, and injury-type-specific pages launched April 2026 — verified legal facts with primary sources + last-reviewed dates.

Trusted Methodology

Our calculators use the industry-standard multiplier method — the same approach used by insurance adjusters, attorneys, and courts across the United States.

$258K

Average malpractice payout

$97.5K

Median payout (50th percentile)

2000–2025

Data coverage period

Source: National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB), U.S. Treasury Judgment Fund

Average Settlement Amounts by Case Type

Typical settlement ranges based on our analysis of 22 million+ government records. Your case may vary based on state, severity, and insurance limits.

Case TypeMedianTypical RangeKey Drivers
Car accident (moderate injury)$18,000$3,000 – $75,000Severity, state fault laws, insurance limits
Truck accident$150,000$50,000 – $2M+Commercial policies $750K–$5M, FMCSA violations
Motorcycle accident$75,000$20,000 – $500,000Higher injury severity, helmet laws by state
Workers' comp (temporary)$18,000$2,000 – $80,000Wage replacement 60–67% × weeks off work
Slip & fall$15,000$5,000 – $150,000Premises liability, property owner negligence
Medical malpractice$290,000$100,000 – $1M+State damage caps (e.g. California MICRA $350K)
Rideshare accident$45,000$15,000 – $1MUber/Lyft $1M commercial policies when active
Product liability (mass tort)$165,000$40,000 – $5M+Roundup, talcum powder, Camp Lejeune class action

Medians are illustrative. Actual payouts depend on jurisdiction, liability distribution, and insurance policy limits. Our calculators adjust these baselines using your specific inputs.

How Our Settlement Calculators Work

Every calculator on Settlement Insight uses the industry-standard multiplier method — the same method insurance adjusters, defense attorneys, and plaintiff lawyers use to negotiate injury settlements across the United States. Here's what happens under the hood when you run an estimate.

  1. Step 1 — Add up your economic damages

    Economic damages are the hard costs with receipts: medical bills (past and projected future care), lost wages (hours missed × hourly rate), property damage, and out-of-pocket costs (prescriptions, travel, assistive devices). These are the foundation of every settlement.

  2. Step 2 — Apply a severity multiplier to pain & suffering

    Pain and suffering is calculated as a multiple of economic damages. The multiplier ranges from 1.5× (minor soft-tissue) to 5× (catastrophic injury with permanent impairment). Insurance adjusters choose the multiplier based on medical evidence, treatment duration, and prognosis.

  3. Step 3 — Adjust for state laws

    Your state's fault system changes the math. Pure comparative states (California, New York) let you recover even if 99% at fault — your award is simply reduced by your share. Modified comparative states (most others) bar recovery at 50% or 51% fault. Contributory negligence states (Alabama, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, DC) bar any recovery if you're even 1% at fault.

  4. Step 4 — Apply damage caps if they exist

    24 states cap non-economic damages in medical malpractice cases (California's MICRA at $350K, Texas at $250K). 27 states have no caps. Our analysis of 459,552 NPDB records shows cap states pay 34.4% less on average: $217K vs $292K. See our damage-caps research page for the state-by-state breakdown.

  5. Step 5 — Validate against real payouts

    Our calculators are calibrated against 22.3 million records from the NPDB, U.S. Treasury Judgment Fund, NY Workers' Compensation Board, NAIC, and municipal settlement databases in NYC, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia. If your estimate falls wildly outside the real distribution, we flag it.

Read more: full methodology, pain & suffering multiplier deep-dive, damage caps by state.

Why Settlement Amounts Vary So Much by State

The same injury can pay $50,000 in one state and $500,000 in another. Four structural differences explain most of the variation — and they're baked into every estimate we generate.

Fault systems

In pure comparative states (13 states including California, New York, Florida) partial fault reduces but never eliminates recovery. Modified comparative states (33 states) cut off recovery at 50% or 51% fault. Five jurisdictions still use harsh contributory negligence rules — Alabama, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, and DC — where any fault bars recovery entirely.

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Damage caps

Some states cap non-economic damages in medical malpractice (24 do, 27 don't). California's MICRA ($350K), Texas ($250K), and Colorado ($300K) are the most restrictive. Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts have no caps — which is why they produce the highest average payouts in the NPDB.

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No-fault insurance

12 states use no-fault insurance for car accidents (Florida, Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Hawaii, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota, Utah). In no-fault states you file with your own insurer first, and can only pursue a liability claim if injuries exceed a statutory threshold.

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Minimum insurance limits

State-mandated minimum liability varies from $25K/$50K in most states to $50K/$100K in Alaska and Maine. Low-minimum states mean more uninsured/underinsured claims. Michigan's unique unlimited PIP (until 2019) created the highest average bodily injury claim in the country at $77,661 (NAIC 2022).

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Common Settlement Questions

Plain-English answers to the questions that come up most often when people research settlement amounts.

How much is my settlement worth?

Your settlement value is approximately your economic damages (medical bills + lost wages + property damage) multiplied by a severity multiplier (1.5× for minor injuries, up to 5× for catastrophic). Our calculators apply this formula, then adjust for your state's fault laws, damage caps, and insurance policy limits. Most personal injury settlements fall between 1.5× and 5× economic damages.

Are online settlement calculators accurate?

Online calculators give you a realistic range, not a guaranteed outcome. The multiplier method is accurate for early-stage estimates — the same formula insurance adjusters use to open negotiations. Final settlements depend on evidence strength, medical documentation, liability disputes, and negotiation skill. Our calculators are calibrated against 22.3M+ real payouts so the ranges reflect actual market data.

How does the settlement multiplier method work?

The multiplier method calculates pain and suffering as a multiple of economic damages. For example: $20,000 in medical bills × 3 (moderate severity) = $60,000 in pain and suffering. Total settlement value = economic damages + pain and suffering = $80,000. Multipliers range from 1.5× (whiplash, fully resolved) to 5× (permanent disability, traumatic brain injury, death).

Why do settlements vary so much between states?

Four reasons: (1) fault systems — contributory negligence states bar recovery at 1% fault, pure comparative states don't; (2) damage caps — 24 states cap non-economic damages, 27 don't; (3) no-fault insurance — 12 states require PIP first; (4) minimum liability limits. Our data shows cap states pay 34.4% less than no-cap states on average. See the state variations section above.

How long does it take to settle a personal injury case?

Typical personal injury settlements take 4 to 18 months. Simple cases with clear liability and full medical recovery can settle in 3-6 months. Cases involving disputed liability, ongoing treatment, or large claims typically take 9-18 months. Cases that proceed to a lawsuit and trial can take 18-36 months. Settling too early — before you've reached Maximum Medical Improvement — usually leaves money on the table.

Should I hire a lawyer before using a calculator?

A calculator is useful at any stage. Use it before consulting a lawyer to understand your range, before signing a settlement offer to verify it's reasonable, and after consulting a lawyer to sanity-check their estimate. Personal injury attorneys work on contingency (25-40% of settlement) so there's no upfront cost to consult one. Our data shows represented claimants recover 3-4× more on average than pro-se claimants.

Is my estimate affected by whether I was at fault?

Yes, significantly. Our calculators ask for your fault percentage and apply your state's fault rule. In pure comparative states, a 30% fault reduces your recovery by 30%. In modified comparative states, any fault over the bar (50% or 51%) wipes out your recovery entirely. In contributory negligence jurisdictions (AL, MD, NC, VA, DC), even 1% fault bars any recovery.

What data does Settlement Insight use?

We aggregate public records from 16+ sources: the National Practitioner Data Bank (530K malpractice payments since 1990), U.S. Treasury Judgment Fund ($60B federal payments), NY Workers' Compensation Board (1.7M claims), NYC Law Department ($2.8B), Chicago, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia settlement databases, NAIC insurance data, Cornell LII state statutes, and state workers' comp boards. Total: 22.3 million legal records spanning 2000-2025. All sources are public, verified, and citable.

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