These guides help you evaluate offers, understand net payout math, and navigate common settlement-stage decisions without removing any existing tools.
Average settlement numbers can be misleading without context. Case value depends on injuries, liability strength, policy limits, and evidence quality.
A fair offer should reflect full documented losses and projected recovery needs. A fast offer is not always a complete offer.
Gross settlement and net recovery are different. Breakdown math helps you compare proposals and avoid payout surprises.
Multiplier formulas are a rough heuristic, not a rule. Real valuation often depends on injury narrative strength and evidence credibility.
Tax treatment can vary by settlement component. Allocation clarity in release documents helps reduce confusion later.
Dissatisfaction can often be addressed with a structured conversation first. If not, you may still have options.
Changing lawyers during an active case is possible in many situations. Planning the transition reduces risk of missed deadlines.
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