Personal injury damages calculator
Use the fields below to organize injury-related expenses you know so far. Add your own amounts instead of choosing preset brackets. Leave a field blank if you do not know it. Your entries stay in this browser and are not sent to the firm.
What the calculator includes
The chart totals only the amounts you enter for treatment received, expected future care, missed income, and other out-of-pocket costs. Keep bills, explanation-of-benefits statements, provider estimates, wage records, and receipts together so the figures can be checked and updated.
The total is not a claim value, settlement range, or estimate of what you may take home. It does not decide which expenses are legally recoverable, whether the injury caused them, or what insurance may pay. It also does not assign a dollar amount to pain, emotional distress, or changes to daily life.
What can affect a Utah injury claim?
The medical records, whether treatment is ongoing, how the injury affects work and daily activities, disputed responsibility, available insurance, and other evidence can all matter. Utah's modified comparative negligence law reduces damages by a claimant's share of fault and bars recovery if the claimant is 50% or more at fault (Utah Code § 78B-5-818). The applicable deadline also depends on the claim; use our Utah deadline calculator as a starting point and confirm the date that applies to your situation.
There is no standard multiplier that reliably converts bills into pain-and-suffering damages. A useful evaluation needs case-specific records and evidence, not just a formula. Read more about how pain and suffering damages are considered and how Utah injury claims work.
How an injury can affect daily life
Costs do not tell the whole story. If it helps, make notes about changes to walking, sleep, work or school, caregiving, and activities you used to do. Include when the change began, whether it is improving, and what records or people can help describe it. The calculator's optional checklist is only a reminder to organize those details; it does not score injury severity.
A Utah injury attorney explains claim value
The video discusses car accident claims. The same caution applies to other injury cases: online tools cannot account for all the facts, records, coverage, and legal issues that shape a claim.
Talk through what the calculator cannot assess
If you have questions about future care, missing records, shared fault, or an insurance request, Jacob Gunter can review the specific situation in a free conversation. You do not need to submit your calculator entries to start that conversation.
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