The pain and suffering calculator will give you an estimate and a range that your possible injury settlement will fall in. This injury settlement calculator multiplies your pain and suffering anywhere from 1 to 5 times, and even higher in serious injury cases. The multiple can be adjusted up or down depending on the severity and length of time your discomfort continues.
How is pain and suffering calculated in a car accident claim?
Some insurers and personal injury attorneys use a daily rate to calculate the pain and suffering aspect of an injury claim. Under a daily rate or "per diem" calculation, an amount of money is assigned to each day (or week) that you continue to suffer from the effects of your car accident.
How much car accident compensation will I receive?
The amount of car accident compensation you receive depends on several factors. Medical expenses have the biggest effect on the value of accident claims. The type and extent of your injuries directly affects your payout. Other factors include lost wages, out-of-pocket expenses, and the extent of pain and suffering.
How is the amount of pain and suffering determined?
The amount to be awarded for pain and suffering damages is determined by the judge or jury in a case. Settlement calculations are based on that prediction. If a case settles, it means both parties agree that the settlement amount approximates the estimated amount of money a jury would award. How does the jury calculate pain and suffering?