How much is my claim worth? Find out in two minutes.
Answer a few quick questions and see whether you may qualify for compensation. It is free, confidential, and there is no obligation — and if it looks like you have a claim, we will connect you with an experienced attorney.
We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice. Submitting information does not create an attorney–client relationship. Attorney advertising.
- Free & confidential
- No obligation
- Takes about 2 minutes
- Connects you with experienced attorneys
How it works
Three steps. The first one is the only one that takes any effort, and it takes about two minutes.
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Step 1: Answer a few questions
Tell us what happened in a couple of minutes. No documents, no phone call to get started.
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Step 2: See if you may qualify
We check your answers against the general criteria attorneys look for in this kind of case.
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Step 3: Get connected with a firm
If it looks like you may have a claim, we connect you with an experienced attorney in our network.
Case types we cover
We are starting with auto accidents and adding more case types regularly.
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Motor Vehicle Accidents
A motor vehicle accident claim is a request for compensation after you have been injured, or your property has been damaged, in a crash that someone else caused. It covers far more than cars — collisions involving trucks, motorcycles, buses, rideshare vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians usually fall under the same body of law.
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Rideshare Accidents
Coming soonRideshare accident claims involve crashes where an Uber, Lyft, or similar vehicle was involved — whether you were a passenger, another driver, a cyclist, or a pedestrian. These claims can be more complicated than an ordinary car accident because the insurance coverage that applies often depends on what the rideshare driver was doing at the moment of the crash.
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Slip & Fall Accidents
Coming soonSlip and fall claims fall under premises liability — the principle that a property owner has a duty to keep their premises reasonably safe for the people they invite onto them. These claims commonly arise from wet floors, uneven walkways, poor lighting, broken handrails, and ice that was never cleared.
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Workplace Injuries
Coming soonWorkplace injury claims cover harm suffered in the course of employment. Many are handled through the workers' compensation system, but not all — where a third party contributed to the injury, or where equipment was defective, a separate claim may exist alongside a compensation claim.
Why check with us
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It takes about two minutes
A few straightforward questions about what happened. No paperwork, no phone call needed to get started.
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Free to you, always
Checking costs nothing. Attorneys in our network pay us, which is how the service stays free on your side.
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Connected to experienced attorneys
If it looks like you may have a claim, we put you in touch with an attorney who handles this kind of case.
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No pressure, no obligation
You are never required to hire anyone. Find out where you stand and decide for yourself what to do next.
What compensation could cover
Where a claim succeeds, these are the kinds of loss that are commonly taken into account. We cannot tell you what any individual claim is worth, and we do not promise any particular result — that depends entirely on the facts of your case and the law in your state.
- Medical bills, from emergency care through to ongoing treatment
- Wages lost while you were unable to work
- Rehabilitation and future care costs
- Damage to your vehicle or other property
- Pain, suffering, and the effect on your daily life
- Out-of-pocket costs connected to the injury
Common questions
Is this really free?
Yes. Checking whether you may have a claim costs you nothing, and you are under no obligation afterwards. We are paid by the attorneys and legal marketing partners in our network, not by you.
Are you a law firm?
No. HowMuchIsMyClaim.com is not a law firm, we do not practice law, and nothing on this site is legal advice. We are a free service that helps people work out whether they may have a claim and connects them with third-party attorneys who can evaluate it properly.
What happens after I check?
If your answers suggest you may have a claim, we may share your information with one or more attorneys or legal marketing partners in our network so they can contact you about it. If it does not look like you have a claim, we will tell you that instead.
Will someone contact me?
If you provide a phone number and consent to be contacted, then yes — you may receive calls or text messages about your potential claim, and more than one party may reach out. You can opt out at any time by replying STOP to a text or contacting us directly.
Does using this site mean an attorney is representing me?
No. An attorney–client relationship is formed only when you sign a separate written agreement directly with a law firm. Until that happens, no attorney is acting for you or protecting your filing deadlines.
How much is my claim worth?
Nobody can answer that honestly without reviewing the specifics, and you should be sceptical of anyone who offers you a number up front. What a claim is worth depends on the injuries, the recovery, the time missed from work, how clearly fault can be shown, the available insurance, and the law of your state. The useful first step is finding out whether you may have a claim at all.
What do you do with my information?
We share it with third-party attorneys and legal marketing partners so they can contact you about your potential claim — that sharing is the service. Our Privacy Policy sets out exactly who receives it and why, and you can opt out of the sale or sharing of your information at any time.
What if my type of case is not listed?
We are adding new case types regularly. If yours is not covered yet, get in touch through our contact page and we will point you in the right direction where we can.
Find out where you stand
Two minutes, completely free, and no obligation to do anything afterwards.
We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice. Submitting information does not create an attorney–client relationship. Attorney advertising.