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Run any case through Case-Check and see what it’s worth — and what actually drives the number. Every answer comes from real cases and real jurors in your market, not guesswork.

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100 jurors surveyed
What you ask for changes what juries give
$300K
$694K
$900K
No anchor (control)
$1M anchor
$5M anchor
Same case. Same injury. The only thing that changed was the opening ask.
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A real Case-Check report for a rear-end case — every number traced to a local source.

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MVA · rear-end · Charleston County
The short answer
Juries in cases like this have awarded a median of $103,383, in a range from $37,000 to $2,000,000.

Most similar cases didn't go to trial — they settled, for a median of $1,700,000. How serious and well-documented the injury is will move your case within that range more than anything else.

Where verdicts land
median $103,383
$37,000lowest$2,000,000highest
The median sits near the bottom. Most awards cluster low; a few large verdicts stretch the range toward $2,000,000 — the high end is the exception, not the expectation.
Juries awarded
$103,383
median of 11 verdicts
Cases settled for
$1,700,000
median of 6 settlements
Jurors valued it
$300,000
100 potential jurors (reference fact pattern)

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Research synthesis from an OpticonIQ subscription — not legal advice. All dollar figures and percentages come from verified SC verdict and settlement records and stratified juror panels. AI is used only to read the case description and write the explanation around those fixed numbers — never to generate or estimate them. Findings describe what panel respondents would award and what comparable cases resolved at; they do not predict the outcome of any specific case. The lawyer determines case selection.
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Three sources. One clear picture.

Most case-value tools don’t reveal how or why they reached their number. We show every source behind the answer — verdicts, settlements, and juror panels, each answering a different question.

Verdicts

What juries actually award

Real verdicts from cases like yours — so you know what a win at trial looks like.

Juror panels

How local jurors think

We survey the people who’d sit on your jury — so you know how they’ll see your case before you file.

Settlements

What cases settle for

What similar cases actually paid out — the number most cases really end on.

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Market Radar

People don’t choose a lawyer the way they say they do.

We asked 100 people in a live market how they’d pick an injury lawyer. What they said mattered and what actually drives their choice were two different things.

What they say
“Lawyer ads don’t sway me.”
lastTV & billboards ranked dead last of 9 things that matter when choosing a lawyer
56%say loud, aggressive ads make them less likely to call a firm
then
What they do
They call the most-advertised firm in town.
#1the firm they’d call first is also the one they recognize most — the heaviest advertiser
47of 100 named that firm with no prompting; the next closest got 22

Knowing the gap between what people say and what they do is worth more than either alone. That’s Market Radar.

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