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/ how it works
Three steps, no legal vocabulary required.
Tell us what happened
In plain words. You do not need to know any legal terms, and nothing is shared with a firm until you say so.
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What happened?
I was rear-ended at a stoplight and my back has hurt since.
Got it, thank you. Which state did it happen in?
Florida
- state
- Florida
- claim type
- Auto injury
- filing window
- read from your state's law
We work out which law governs it
Your description is mapped to a claim type, the state whose laws apply, and the filing window that state sets. This is the part you cannot do yourself.
Nothing is shared with a firm at this point
You get a cited Lexstimate
Lexstimate is Caseworth's name for your report: the claim types that may apply, your filing window and the law behind it, an inventory of your evidence, and what similar cases have reached. Every figure traces to its source. Talking to an attorney comes after this, only if you want it.
- claim types
- The ones that may apply, and what each one requires
- filing window
- The period your state sets, and the law it comes from
- evidence
- An inventory of what you have and what is missing
- comparable outcomes
- What similar cases have reached, cited
Every figure traces to the source behind it
A civil statute of limitations is a hard cutoff. If a claim is not filed within the deadline set by state law, the opposing party can generally ask the court to dismiss it, regardless of how much harm was suffered.
State statutes of limitations, as mapped across 27 jurisdictions in the Caseworth knowledge graph
Every answer traces back to something you can check
What you find out
Find out where you stand, before the window closes
Whether your situation may involve a civil claim.
Your state's deadline to file.
A case-value range based on the facts you provide.
Cited legal sources and comparable outcomes for added transparency.
What Caseworth is not
Not a law firm.
Not legal advice.
Not a substitute for a licensed attorney's judgment.
Caseworth provides legal information, not legal advice. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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The honest limits
What affects a case-value estimate?
A case-value estimate depends on the facts. No legal tool can determine a final outcome from limited information alone.
Important. A Caseworth estimate is informational only. Final case value depends on facts, evidence, legal arguments, and the judgment of courts, insurers, or attorneys.
Factors that can change a result
Why now
Why use Caseworth before calling a lawyer?
Caseworth helps consumers get oriented faster. Instead of starting with a blank page, you start with a clearer picture of possible value, timing, and legal context, before you have to pay anyone just to ask.
Why that matters
You find out sooner whether your issue looks legally significant
You're less likely to miss a filing deadline
You can enter a lawyer conversation better prepared
You can review cited information instead of relying on generic internet advice
92%
of low-income Americans receive inadequate or no legal help for substantial civil legal problems, according to the Legal Services Corporation.
Cost is a big part of why. Legal help is rarely free, and you cannot know if you have a case until you ask. Caseworth gives you a clear, cited starting point before you spend anything to find out.
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Methodology, sources, and legal disclaimer
Caseworth provides legal information, not legal advice. It does not form an attorney-client relationship, recommend litigation strategy, or replace a licensed lawyer’s review of your case.
Estimates are generated by matching user-provided facts to state-specific statutes, filing rules, and comparable legal outcomes. Results are informational only. Final case value depends on facts, evidence, legal arguments, and decisions made by courts, insurers, or attorneys.
Coverage and accuracy vary by state and case type. Users should confirm all deadlines and legal interpretations with a licensed attorney in the relevant jurisdiction.
- 902,094
- statutes indexed across the jurisdictions Caseworth covers
- 27
- jurisdictions live in the legal graph today
- 29,144
- recorded outcomes with a verified amount, across 50 states
Counts are generated from the legal graph and match the figures on our coverage page. They describe what Caseworth has indexed, not the value of any case. Settlement figures last generated 2026-08-11.
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