You've been in a crash. Insurance companies will try to minimize your claim. ClaimCourage arms you with immediate, data-driven insights to confidently say, "I deserve more."
¹ Forbes, “Average Personal Injury Settlement,” 2023; Martindale-Nolo
² Brown & Crouppen Law Firm, internal review of 5,861 cases (2021–2024)
³ Insurance Research Council, “Attorney Involvement in Auto Injury Claims” (2014)
⁴ American Bar Association; U.S. Department of Justice reports on tort case resolution
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[1] Varcadipane, Jeffrey W. “Should You Accept a First Insurance Settlement Offer?” Varcadipane & Pinnisi, P.C., 12 May 2022,www.vplaw.com/first-insurance-settlement-offer/. Accessed 8 June 2025.
[2] Gibson, Michael T. “How Long Does It Take to Receive an Offer of Compensation?” Auto Justice Attorney, 30 Mar. 2022,autojusticeattorney.com/receive-compensation-offer/. Accessed 8 June 2025.
†Data sourced from publicly available settlement records, insurance claims databases, and court filings across multiple jurisdictions. Individual case outcomes may vary significantly.
**Based on user-reported comparisons to initial offers in voluntary surveys. Results are not typical and individual outcomes depend on case-specific factors.
Disclaimer: Claim estimates and negotiation insights are based on aggregated case data, publicly available settlements, and practitioner sources. Individual results vary. This tool is intended for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for legal or financial advice.