What this video covers
- The five inputs the calculator uses: medical bills, lost wages, injury severity, fault percentage, and insurance limits
- Why the instant estimate is a starting point, not a promise
- When a lawyer should review the evidence before you accept a number
Video summary
The free calculator estimates a car accident claim from the same basics an insurance adjuster reviews: medical bills, lost wages, injury severity, fault percentage, and available insurance. Results take about two minutes and no email is required.
The estimate range is instant, confidential, and carries no obligation, but it is an example of how the basics add up, not a guarantee of what a case is worth.
If fault is disputed, treatment is ongoing, or policy limits are in question, a lawyer should review the evidence before you accept any number. The consultation is free and there are no fees unless we win.
Transcript
What is your car accident claim actually worth? Conduit Law’s free settlement calculator gives you an honest starting point, in about two minutes, with no email required. It works from the same basics an insurance adjuster looks at: your medical bills, lost wages, how serious your injury is, the percentage of fault, and the insurance available. You get an instant estimate range. Free, one hundred percent confidential, and with no obligation. But an estimate is a starting point, not a promise. If fault is disputed, treatment is ongoing, or policy limits are in question, a lawyer should review the evidence before you accept any number. That review is free. And there are no fees unless we win. Try the free calculator at conduit.law. Or call us at (720) 432-7032. Conduit can do it.