Free Workers' Comp Settlement Calculator

Estimate your workplace injury settlement range in about 60 seconds

Workers' Compensation Settlement Calculator

Estimate settlement range for workplace injury claims

1 Wage & Medical Info
2 Injury Details
3 Final Factors

Step 1 of 3: Let's calculate your wage and medical expenses from the workplace injury.

Wage & Medical Information

Your average weekly wage before the injury occurred.
Total weeks unable to work due to injury.
All medical costs related to your workplace injury.

Step 2 of 3: Tell us about the type of injury and your return-to-work status.

Injury Details

More serious injuries typically result in higher settlement amounts.
Age can affect long-term benefit considerations.
Inability to return to work usually increases claim value.

Step 3 of 3: Add legal factors, then calculate your estimated settlement range.

Final Legal Factors

Typical workers' comp attorney fees range from 15%–25% depending on your state.
Workers' comp benefit levels vary by state.

Contact Information (Optional)

Please fill in your name, email, phone, and state so we can review your claim.

Workers' Compensation Settlement Estimate

Lost Wages Benefits: $0
Medical Benefits: $0
Gross Settlement Range (Before Fees): $0 - $0
Net Settlement Range (After Attorney Fees): $0 - $0
Disclaimer: This calculator provides rough estimates only and should not be considered legal advice. Workers' compensation settlements vary significantly by state and case specifics. Please consult with a qualified attorney for a detailed evaluation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is a workers' comp settlement calculated?

Settlements are typically based on your average weekly wage before the injury, medical expenses, disability rating, and how long you may need benefits. This calculator uses those factors to produce a ballpark range.

Is this calculator free?

Yes. You can run as many scenarios as you like at no cost and with no obligation.

What information do I need?

You'll get the best estimate if you know your pre-injury weekly wage, weeks out of work, medical expenses, injury severity, and return-to-work status.

Does this work for every state?

Yes, but every state has different workers' compensation rules. Treat the numbers as an estimate, then get a free claim review for guidance specific to your situation.