Claim tools

Put the numbers and dates in front of you.

Free calculators for common North Carolina injury-claim questions. Use them to prepare—not to replace advice about your specific facts.

Navigating the complexities of a personal injury suit can, at first, seem like a daunting task to most people. However, with the use of some of the tools contained in this section of the website, those tasks can be greatly simplified. Some of the tools you will find here include: a Statute of Limitations Calculator, an Attorneys’ Fees Calculator, a Lawyer Locator, and Personal Injury eCourses. These tools were designed to help you better handle the different claims that may arise as a result of your North Carolina automobile accident.

Statute of Limitations Calculator

In North Carolina, there is typically a three-year window, starting from the date on which your accident occurred, in which you may bring your claims. However, depending on the unique circumstances of your accident, this period may be altered. In particular, if the claim involves the injury of a minor child or involves a wrongful death, the time to bring your claim may be lengthened or shortened.

To address these issues three separate statutes of limitations calculators are provided:

  1. Personal Injury
  2. Cases Involving a Minor
  3. Wrongful Death Actions

Attorneys’ Fees Calculator

Typically, in North Carolina, attorneys’ contingency fees in personal injury matters vary from 20 to 40%. This section of the website provides real-time calculations for bodily injury, property damage, and diminished value claims. All you have to do is enter the amount of your claim (in dollars), the percentage that your attorney, or prospective attorney, charges for legal fees, and an amount is returned reflecting the amount that the attorney will earn. Using these calculators helps to show that the larger the claim, the higher the amount of attorney’s fees.

A path forward

What happened is part of your story. Not the end of it.

A clear plan makes room to heal. We handle the claim. You get back to your life.

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