Personal Injury Claim Calculator
Find out how much you could claim with Tylers Solicitors’ simple personal injury compensation calculator.
How Our Personal Injury Claim Calculator Works
Our personal injury claim calculator gives you a straightforward estimate of how much your injury claim could be worth. Simply choose the injury category, the specific area affected and the severity level, then click See Amount for an instant guideline figure.
All amounts are based on the latest Judicial College Guidelines and provide a rough estimate for injury compensation only. They do not include any additional out of pocket expenses (special damages) that you may also be entitled to claim.
After viewing your estimate, you can use our quick contact form to tell us what happened. Our friendly team will be happy to explain your options and help you move forward with your claim. If you prefer to speak to someone directly, call us on 0800 699 0079 for immediate support.
Find out how much compensation you could claim
What the Calculator Includes
The calculator provides an estimate for general damages only. General damages relate to the injury itself and cover:
- Pain and suffering caused by the injury
- Loss or restriction of physical function
- Short-term and long-term symptoms linked to the injury
These figures are taken from the Judicial College Guidelines, which are widely used by solicitors, insurers and courts when assessing injury compensation.
What the Calculator Does Not Include
The calculator does not account for special damages, which relate to financial losses caused by an injury. These can vary significantly from case to case and may include:
- Loss of earnings
- Future loss of income
- Medical treatment or rehabilitation costs
- Travel expenses
- Care or support costs
Because these losses depend on your individual circumstances, they cannot be accurately calculated using an online tool.
Claims Involving More Than One Injury
If you have suffered more than one injury, each injury is assessed separately based on its severity. The overall compensation figure reflects the combined impact of those injuries rather than simply adding together individual amounts.
The calculator can give a helpful starting point, but a full assessment will consider how the injuries interact and whether they affect recovery or daily function.
When You Might Be Able to Make a Personal Injury Claim
You may be able to make a personal injury claim if:
- You suffered an injury
- The injury was caused by someone else’s actions or failure to act
- The injury could reasonably have been avoided
Personal injury claims can arise from many different situations, including accidents at work, road traffic accidents, slips and trips, or other incidents where a duty of care applies.
If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, our team can explain this clearly and without obligation.
Evidence That Can Support a Personal Injury Claim
You do not need everything listed below, but the following can help support a claim:
- Medical records or reports
- Photographs of injuries or the accident location
- Witness details
- Incident or accident reports
- A record of symptoms and recovery
Even if you have limited evidence, it may still be possible to move forward with a claim.
Using the Calculator as a Guide
The amount shown by the personal injury claim calculator is intended as a guide only. It is based on injury type and severity using published guidelines and does not reflect individual circumstances.
If you would like a clearer understanding of how your injury may be valued in practice, or how financial losses could affect a claim, our team can talk you through this and answer any questions you may have.
No Win No Fee Personal Injury Claims
Most personal injury claims are handled on a No Win No Fee basis. This means there are no upfront legal fees, and you only pay if your claim is successful.
If you would like to find out more about how this works, or whether it may be suitable for your situation, get in touch with our team.
Speak to Us for Further Guidance
After using the calculator, you can:
- Complete the contact form on this page
- Request a call back
- Or call 0800 699 0079 to speak to a member of our team
We can explain your options and help you decide what to do next.
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