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Personal Injury Case Assessment

Help us understand your case so we can provide an accurate estimate. This assessment takes about 5 minutes to complete.

Where did the incident occur?

Select the U.S. state or Canadian province where the incident occurred. This helps us apply the correct legal standards for your case.

Different jurisdictions have different legal standards that affect case values.
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What is your exact age?

Precise age is crucial for accurate life expectancy calculations and economic loss projections in personal injury cases.

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What is your gender?

Gender affects life expectancy calculations used in actuarial analysis for future damages.

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What was your pre-accident annual income?

Annual income is essential for calculating future earning capacity and economic losses.

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Enter your gross annual income before taxes
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What is your highest level of education?

Education level affects career progression and earning potential calculations.

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What industry do you work in?

Industry affects wage growth patterns and career progression calculations.

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Do you have any dependents?

Information about dependents is important for calculating economic losses in wrongful death cases and understanding the full financial impact of injuries.

Include spouse, children, and other financial dependents

📍 Why Jurisdiction Matters

Your case location significantly impacts your potential recovery:

  • Different laws apply: Each state has unique personal injury statutes and damage caps
  • Statute of limitations varies: Time limits to file lawsuits range from 1-6 years by state
  • Comparative fault rules differ: Some states allow recovery even if you're 99% at fault, others cut off at 50%
  • Damage awards vary: Average settlements can differ dramatically between jurisdictions
  • Court procedures differ: Filing requirements, discovery rules, and trial procedures vary by location

⏰ Time is Critical in Personal Injury Cases

Important facts about timing and deadlines:

  • Statute of limitations: Miss the deadline and lose your right to sue forever
  • Evidence preservation: Security footage, photos, and witness memories fade over time
  • Medical documentation: Delayed treatment can be used against you by insurance companies
  • Early settlement traps: Insurance companies often rush to settle before you know the full extent of damages
  • Investigation urgency: Accident scenes change, vehicles get repaired, witnesses become harder to find

🎯 Understanding Your Case Type

Different incident types have unique legal considerations:

  • Motor vehicle accidents: Insurance coverage, traffic laws, and vehicle safety standards apply
  • Slip and fall cases: Property owner negligence and hazard notice requirements
  • Medical malpractice: Professional standards of care and expert witness requirements
  • Workplace injuries: Workers' compensation vs. third-party liability claims
  • Product liability: Manufacturing defects, design flaws, and warning inadequacies