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The offer says $25,000.Your check says $10,167.
Attorney fees, case costs and medical liens are paid before you are. InjuryMath shows every deduction — with the formula and the rule behind it — so you know your number before you sign.
Settlement statementExample
Car accident · settled before a lawsuit · one-third fee
1Gross settlement25,000.00
2Less attorney fee (33⅓%)−8,333.33
3Less case costs−500.00
4Less hospital lien−6,000.00
5Net to client$10,166.67
Calculators
All calculators →- 1Settlement take-home calculatorWhat you actually keep after attorney fees, costs, Medicare and other medical liens.Open
- 2Lawsuit funding true-cost calculatorWhat a pre-settlement advance really costs at 6, 12 and 24 months — before you sign.Open
- 3When will I get my settlement money?A step-by-step timeline from the end of treatment to the check clearing your attorney’s trust account.In progress
- 4Injury claim deadline calculatorYour state’s filing deadline for the type of claim you have, with the exceptions that change it.In progress
- 5Workers’ comp benefits calculatorWeekly benefits and settlement ranges using your state’s current rates and formulas.In progress
- 6Diminished value calculatorHow much value your car lost after a repair, and whether your state lets you claim it.In progress
Three questions an offer letter doesn’t answer
What will I actually keep?
Fees, case costs and medical liens come out first. We show each one — and the reductions you may be entitled to, like the share Medicare must take off its claim.
Take-home calculatorWhat will my lawyer take?
Contingency fees in dollars, not just percentages — whether the fee comes off the gross or after costs, and the states that cap it.
Lawyer fees, in dollarsWhat will an advance cost me?
Pre-settlement funding grows every month your case stays open. See the payoff at 6, 12, 18 and 36 months before you sign.
Funding cost calculatorGuides
Updated October 8, 2026- 1Car accident and injury lawyer fees: what they charge and what you keepContingency fees in dollars, fees on the gross vs. after costs, and the states that cap them.Read
- 2Car accident loans: how they work and what they really costWhat an advance costs at 12, 18 and 30 months, and how the payoff comes out of your take-home.Read
- 3Truck accident lawsuit loans: what they cost when cases run longWhy truck cases take longer, and what a $10,000 advance grows to over one to three years.Read
Our ground rules
- We show the math. Every calculator explains its formula and links to the regulation, statute or court rule behind it.
- Your numbers stay with you. Calculations run in your browser. We don’t ask for your name, phone number or case details.
- No lead forms. We don’t sell your information to law firms or funding companies.
- Rules, not guesses. Deadlines, fee limits and lien rules are sourced and dated. If we can’t verify a number, we don’t publish it.