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Why Your State Matters More Than You Think
Workers comp isn't one national system — it's 51 U.S. jurisdictions — 50 states plus Washington, DC — each with its own rules. The same back injury pays a different amount in California than it does in Georgia, because every state sets its own wage-replacement rate, weekly maximum, and rules for calculating permanent impairment. A generic settlement calculator that doesn't account for that isn't giving you a real number.
Real State Data
Benefit rates and weekly caps sourced from official state agencies, not industry averages.
Transparent Math
Every estimate shows the exact calculation behind it — no black-box numbers.
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Select your state to see settlement estimates for every common injury type, along with your state's specific workers comp rules — waiting periods, filing deadlines, and benefit caps.
How We Source and Verify This Data
Not a generic disclaimer — the actual numbers behind how this site is built.
Every Figure Dated and Sourced
State benefit rates carry a last verified date and a direct source citation — not a single blanket "as of" date for the whole site.
Conflicts Get Flagged, Not Hidden
When two sources disagree on a figure, we note both and flag it for re-verification instead of silently picking one.
No Fabricated Author Personas
Content is published under CompClaimIQ Editorial Team, not a single invented "expert" with borrowed credentials.
Unverified Data Stays Unindexed
Pages with unconfirmed figures are held out of search results until a real source is found — never filled with a guess.
The Multiplier Is a Model, Not a Statute
State wage-replacement rates come from real law. The settlement multiplier that turns that into a range is our own estimation framework — clearly labeled as one, with the full methodology shown, not hidden.
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