OpticonIQ — Jury Intelligence for Plaintiff PI

Test the facts of your case against real data from your market.

A real Case-Check report for a rear-end case — every number traced to a local source.

Case-Check.MVA — rear-end · Charleston Countyverdicts + settlements + juror panels · data through May 2026

The short answer

FAULTClear. Charleston-area jurors lean plaintiff 5.1:1.
THE MONEYThe jury range here runs $37K to $2M, median $103,383.
NEXT MOVEPin down medical specials; that's what tightens the range.

Juries awarded

$103,383

median of 11 verdicts

Cases settled for

$1,575,000

median of 7 settlements

Jurors valued it

$300,000

100 potential jurors · reference read

What's driving it

↑ BIG

Injury severity & documentation — the biggest lever. Surgery and proof of lasting impairment push toward the high end.

≈ NONE

Defendant type — barely moves the number (see below).

≈ NONE

Liability — already clear; not in dispute here.

Individual vs. company defendant

We asked 100 potential jurors the same case with the defendant swapped — person vs. company:

62.0%awarded about the same either way

Don't bank on a deep-pocket bump — and the individual-driver label doesn't hurt you either.

62.0% same

38.0% differed

n=100 · stratified-weighted

The fact that would sharpen this most: medical specials.

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↑ A real Case-Check report from the Charleston market. Not a mockup.

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.

Three real sources, kept separate — so you see the whole picture, not one fuzzy number.

Three tools for every plaintiff firm.

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Case-Check · Live

Case-Check

“What’s my case worth?”

Enter the facts of any case and see what it’s worth — backed by real verdicts, settlements, and local jurors.

A real dollar range, not a guess
What raises or lowers the value
Every number traced to its source

Market Radar · Charleston shell

Market Radar

“What’s moving in my market?”

Three angles on your market: who’s doing what, what’s happening in court, and what people think. Three independent measurements — no composite, no rank.

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FastFocus · Custom

FastFocus

“What would my jury think?”

Test your own case on real local jurors — your facts, your questions, answered before you ever file.

Custom polling — available to subscribers

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.

See what actually moves a jury in your market.