Disclaimer
ClaimFairly provides educational estimates, not legal advice. Read what that means before relying on any result.
Educational estimate, not legal advice. Results vary. Consult a licensed attorney in your state.
That sentence appears on every calculator. Here is what it means in full.
Not legal advice
ClaimFairly provides general information and calculators for educational purposes. Nothing on this site is legal, financial, tax or medical advice, and using the site does not create an attorney-client relationship. Claim Fairly is not a law firm.
Estimates, not guarantees
Our calculators use common formulas and the numbers you enter. Real claims depend on many things we cannot see: evidence, medical records, witness statements, insurance policy terms, your state's laws, the court and the people involved. Actual settlements can be higher or lower than any range shown here, or zero.
State laws change
We review state information regularly and date every page, but laws change and exceptions exist. Always confirm deadlines and rules with official sources or a licensed attorney, especially before a deadline.
No endorsement
Mentions of insurance companies or other businesses are for information only. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or paid by any insurer named on this site.
Your decisions
You are responsible for decisions you make about your claim. Before accepting an offer, signing a release or missing a deadline, consider speaking with a licensed attorney in your state. Many offer free consultations.
Questions
Email hello@claimfairly.com.
Calculators and third-party links
Calculator results depend entirely on the information you enter and on general formulas. Links to other websites, including official sources and insurers' claim pages, are provided for convenience. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rely on ClaimFairly's numbers for my claim?
Use them as educational estimates to understand your situation. For decisions about your claim, consult a licensed attorney in your state.
Does using the site make ClaimFairly my lawyer?
No. Using the site does not create an attorney-client relationship, and ClaimFairly is not a law firm.
Are you affiliated with the insurers you mention?
No. Insurer names are used for information only. We are not affiliated with or paid by any insurer.
What if a state law has changed?
Laws change. Check the page’s last reviewed date and confirm deadlines with official sources or an attorney.