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Personal Injury Case Assessment

Help us understand your case so we can provide an accurate estimate.

1

Where did the incident occur?

Select the U.S. state or Canadian province where the incident occurred.

2

What type of incident was it?

Select the category that best describes your personal injury incident.

3

When did the incident occur?

This is important for determining statute of limitations and case urgency.

4

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.

6

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
7

What is your highest level of education?

Education level affects career progression and earning potential calculations.

8

What industry do you work in?

Industry affects wage growth patterns and career progression calculations.

📍 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