A free California crash case calculator that shows every step of the math. It's built on a published formula and 17,572 public verdicts, and it connects you with verified California attorneys.
Most "case value" calculators are lead forms in disguise. WreckPilot publishes its formula, its data sources, and the places where the estimate can be wrong.
Public verdicts & settlements in the model
Of them from California courts
Insurer claims behind our benchmarks
To an estimate, no account needed
This is a simplified preview of the published WreckPilot model (v2.3). It updates as you type and sends nothing anywhere. The full calculator also adds comparable cases, deadlines and an attorney match.
Simplified preview of the published model, for information only. This is not legal advice. Only a lawyer who has reviewed your records can value your claim.
Tell us the crash type, date and where it happened in California. There’s no account and no phone number.
Injury type, severity and the care you’ve had. ER visits, surgery and treatment gaps all change the multiplier. Mark your car’s damage on a 3D model if you like.
Get a range, not a sales pitch. It shows fault, policy limits, insurer benchmarks and what you’d keep after fees.
Connect with a verified California injury attorney for a free consultation. Only an attorney who accepts your case sees your answers.
An estimated range for your California crash case in under three minutes. It's grounded in your own losses and checked against 7.4M insurer claims.
Verified California personal injury attorneys near you.
No cost, no obligation and no hidden fees. Your answers are encrypted.
Photos, medical records and police reports, all in one place. Each file you add also raises your estimate's confidence score.
These are reported California outcomes by accident type, showing the 25th to 75th percentile and the median. We show them as context because they're also a warning.
Most injury lawsuits must be filed within two years (CCP § 335.1). Claims against a public entity, like LA Metro, Muni, a school bus or a county road, must first be presented within six months (Gov. Code § 911.2).
This is a warning, not a legal calculation. Exceptions exist, for example for minors or delayed discovery.
Free. Confidential. No obligation. Every step of the math is shown.