Settlement Intelligence
Direct access to actuarial-grade algorithms. Select a decision engine below to analyze liability, asset depreciation, and damages with zero-knowledge privacy.
Auto Injury Settlement
Estimate 'Pain & Suffering' utilizing the 1.5x - 5x Multiplier Method. Account for medical specials, lost wages, and localized liability caps.
Estimate Settlement ↗
Diminished Value Claim
Your repaired car is worth less than a crash-free one. Calculate the recoverable 'inherent diminution' value based on the 17c Formula and market data.
Calculate Diminution ↗
Lemon Law Buyback
Is your vehicle a lemon? Calculate statutory repurchase values, including usage offsets and collateral charge refunds under State Civil Codes.
Check Eligibility ↗
Trauma & Liability
Assess settlement ranges for premises liability cases. Factor in strict liability statutes, scar permanence, and psychological impact multipliers.
Assess Liability ↗
Catastrophic Injury Model
Motorcycle claims require distinct actuarial weighting. Model high-severity outcomes, long-term care costs, and 'bias adjustment' factors.
Model Costs ↗
Wage Theft Recovery
Audit your paycheck. Calculate unpaid overtime (1.5x), missed meal breaks, and statutory waiting time penalties under federal/state labor laws.
Audit Paycheck ↗Wealth Preservation
Once you secure your settlement, protect your liquidity. Use our banking-grade tools to plan your long-term financial future.
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Statutory Benchmarks
Calculations reference specific Civil Codes (e.g., California Song-Beverly Act) and standard insurance industry formulas (17c) to ensure your settlement targets are grounded in legal reality.
The Multiplier Standard
We utilize the standard 'Special Damages Multiplier' approach to estimate non-economic damages (Pain & Suffering), adjusted for injury severity and regional venue factors.
Disclaimer
These models generate estimates for negotiation, not legal advice. Every case has unique evidentiary variables. Always consult with a qualified attorney before accepting a settlement offer.