Personal Injury Case Valuation video
Every comparable verdict and settlement for the same injury and venue on one plot, each cited with why it is close, and a value range the attorney can defend. 1:17
What the film shows
Finds comparable verdicts and settlements for an injury and venue, and explains a value range
Agents read the case file, find comparable verdicts and settlements for the same injury and venues, adjust each to today's dollars and this case's specials, and draw a weighted value range. Outliers are flagged and explained; the attorney drops one with a reason and watches the band move. The memo is drafted with every figure cited; the attorney signs and the client decides.
Transcript
- Personal Injury Case Valuation finds comparable verdicts and settlements, and explains the value range.
- Ninety-six percent of tort cases never reach trial, so the settlement number decides.
- Ruben's shoulder was repaired after a truck crash; his specials are one hundred eighteen thousand dollars.
- Agents found sixty-three comparables in Kansas City courts, each cited with why it is close.
- One Kansas verdict had a drunk driver and two surgeries, so Theodora drops it with a reason.
- The band narrows to four hundred ten to six hundred forty thousand, and the memo follows.
- A prior shoulder strain and a treatment gap pull the value down.
- Against a two hundred ten thousand dollar offer, Theodora signs the range; Ruben decides.
- A defensible number in under an hour, with every comparable cited.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.