Size up the case
See what the economic damages look like early — before either side commits time and money.
A fast, reasonable estimate of economic damages — so you can size up a case, scope your expert-witness budget, and ground settlement and mediation, whichever side you're on.
Built by forensic economists — not a generic spreadsheet.
A quick, reasonable damages estimate to guide the three decisions every case starts with.
See what the economic damages look like early — before either side commits time and money.
Know roughly what's at stake, so you can right-size spending on expert witnesses and case costs.
Walk into mediation with a credible, defensible number to ground the negotiation.
Establish the injured party's earning capacity before the injury occurred — the baseline for the loss.
Capture diminished earning capacity after the injury, including reduced hours or changed roles.
Receive a clear economic-loss estimate, projected to present value — enough to make the call and anchor negotiations.
Gauge potential recovery before you invest — then set expectations and anchor your demand.
Understand likely exposure to inform reserves, case budget, and settlement strategy.
For mediation and settlement, the estimate stands on its own. Headed to trial? You'll want a retained economist — and Employstats testifies in cases like yours.
A fast, reasonable economic-damages estimate — to decide, to budget, and to settle.