Car Settlement Calculator

Find Out What Your Car Accident Claim May Be Worth in Seconds

Try our free settlement calculator to quickly estimate the possible value of your car accident injury case.

Car Accident Settlement Calculator: Possible Case Value

Sharing your details in a free consultation with a car accident lawyer is the very best way to determine the value of your case. This car crash personal injury settlement calculator will estimate your damages and give you a best guess at what an award in your favor might financially look like. Be sure to visit our settlements page to view actual case results from Isaacs & Isaacs.

Negligence

Did the defendant act negligently?

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What % Were You At Fault

Were you partially at fault? If so, indicate the percentage

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Accident Date

Tell us when the accident occurred

Compensatory Economic Damages

Medical Expenses - How much have you currently spent? You'll need to add up your medical bills for this

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Property Damage - How much will it cost to repair or replace your vehicle and/or any other personal property of yours that was damaged or destroyed?

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Lost wages - This is the total dollar value you assign to every sick day or personal day you’ve had to take away from your job due to injury.

Example: Let’s say one day of wages makes you $200. If you’ve already missed 2 weeks (or approx. 10 business days) of work due to your injury, then it’s 10 x 200 = $2,000

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Lost Future Earnings - This is the total dollar value you assign to the wages you will not be paid because your injury is preventing you from returning to work.

Example: Let’s say one day of wages makes you $200. If you expect to miss three weeks (or approx. 15 business days) of work due to your injury, then it’s 15 x 200 = $3,000

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Future medical expenses - How much do you expect to pay in the future for medical bills related to this claim?

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Pain and Suffering Damages

These non-economic damages get decided by a jury.

Example: Insurance companies will sometimes rate your pain and suffering on a scale of 1 to 5. If you are severely injured with huge bills, your pain and suffering damages might reach a 5. Take that 5 and multiply it by the total of your compensatory economic damages above to get a hint at what your pain and suffering damages might be. So compensatory economic damages that are $10,000 x 5 = $50,000 in pain and suffering damages.

What is the total value for your pain and suffering?
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* Disclaimer: This Car Accident Settlement Calculator is only meant to provide a general estimate and is not a guarantee with regard to the outcome of a case. Each individual case is different and results will vary depending on the particular facts and circumstances associated with that particular case. Our team of car accident attorneys and staff at Isaacs & Isaacs will take the time to learn about you, your injuries, and give your case the individual attention needed to get the money you deserve.

Get the Compensation You Deserve With A Car Accident Law Firm

Ready to learn more about what you might be able to receive for your car accident injury claim? We will take the time to review all of your essential details in our free case evaluation. With over 25 years fighting for clients in auto crash cases, Darryl Isaacs and the team at Isaacs & Isaacs have recovered over $1 billion in damages for accident victims in KY, IN and OH alone.

Contact us or call (800) 800-8888 to set up your appointment today.

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Car Insurance Settlement Calculator Helpful Info

Car accident attorney Darryl Isaacs addresses the most common questions about car crash cases, settlement values and the determining factors — all in these podcast episodes below.

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FAQs About Car Accident Settlements

✅ How Are Car Accident Settlements Calculated?

The elements that factor into the amount of a car accident settlement include:

  • Proving liability, i.e. Who is responsible for the crash and injuries?
  • Establishing that damages exist, i.e. were there injuries that have caused financial and personal harm?
  • Determining the insurance coverages for all parties that will pay out the money damages.

✅ Who Is At Fault In A Car Crash?

Determining fault in a car accident varies from state to state. Some states are considered “no fault” states, while others are “at fault” states. In both circumstances, this deals with Personal Injury Protection (PIP), a specific insurance coverage. This coverage will help determine what money damages and other elements can be collected after a car accident. This includes medical bill payments, often referred to as PIP benefits or No Fault benefits.

Proving that another partner acted with negligence is a huge part of determining liability for a car accident. In many states, even if you were partially at fault in an auto crash with injuries, you may still have the ability to collect a percentage of money damages.

For more info, listen to our podcast episode: Who is At Fault in a Car Accident?

✅ The Insurance Company Offered Me a Settlement Check Right Away. Should I Take It?

Insurance companies are businesses and have the goal of offering protection, but also making money. It is not in their personal interest to pay out large sums of money when you get injured. For this reason, quick settlement offers should be viewed with immense skepticism. The very strongest step to take in determining the value of your case is to go through the case review process with a licensed car accident law firm. Or as attorney Darryl Isaacs — The Hammer — would say, speak with a lawyer first and “Don’t Take the Small Check!”

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