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Your income before injury
Workers' comp benefits are based on your average weekly wage (AWW) before the injury occurred.
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Injury details
The type, severity, and affected body part significantly impact your settlement value.
* Approximate schedule weeks representing complete loss. Your impairment rating determines your actual share.
Time on temporary disability (TTD)
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Permanent disability rating
Once you reach Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI), your doctor assigns an impairment rating that determines permanent disability benefits.
Your Estimate
Settlement Range Analysis
Based on your inputs and 2025 workers' compensation data. Results are estimates — actual settlements vary.
Estimated Settlement Range
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Conservative
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Full recovery
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Temp. Disability (TTD)
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Weekly benefit × weeks off
Permanent Disability (PPD)
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Impairment rating × schedule weeks
Medical Costs Covered
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Past + estimated future bills
Your Weekly Benefit Rate
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~66.7% of your average weekly wage
Factors driving your estimate
Wage replacement
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Permanent impairment
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Medical expenses
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Return-to-work impact
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Important disclaimer: This calculator provides rough estimates for educational purposes only. Workers' compensation laws vary significantly by state, and actual settlements depend on medical evidence, state-specific benefit schedules, impairment rating guidelines, and insurer negotiations. This is not legal advice. Always consult a licensed workers' compensation attorney for a proper case evaluation.
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