Slip & Fall Claim Calculator
Estimate the value of a slip and fall or premises liability claim based on injury details and liability factors.
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How It Works
Slip and fall claims are a type of premises liability where a property owner failed to maintain safe conditions. The claim value depends on injury severity, clarity of negligence, and whether you contributed to the accident.
The Formula
Net Claim = (Medical + Wages + Pain & Suffering) x Liability Factor x (1 - Your Negligence %)
Variables
- Medical — Total medical treatment costs
- Pain & Suffering — Medical costs multiplied by severity factor
- Liability Factor — Strength of negligence evidence (50%-100%)
- Negligence — Your share of fault for the incident
Example
With $10,000 medical costs, $4,000 lost wages, fracture (3x), and strong liability: Pain & suffering = $30,000, Gross = $44,000, Net = $44,000.
Tips
- Report the incident to the property owner/manager immediately and get it in writing.
- Photograph the hazard that caused your fall (wet floor, broken step, ice).
- Get witness contact information if anyone saw the incident.
- Check if the property had prior complaints about the same hazard.
- Statute of limitations varies by state -- typically 2-3 years from the incident.