Calculate potential negligence claims for long-term care facilities.
Formula
const medicalExpenses = Number(inputs.medicalExpenses || 0); const lostWages = Number(inputs.lostWages || 0); const painSuffering = Number(inputs.painSuffering || 0); const multiplier = Number(inputs.multiplier || 1); const totalClaim = medicalExpenses + lostWages + painSuffering * multiplier; return { totalClaim: Math.round(totalClaim * 100) / 100 };Medical Expenses
0
Lost Wages
0
Pain and Suffering
0
Multiplier for Pain and Suffering
1
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With the default inputs, the estimated total claim is $0 because each damage input is set to zero. For a scenario with $20,000 in medical expenses, $10,000 in lost wages, $25,000 in pain and suffering, and a 2x multiplier, the estimate is $80,000. Actual claim values depend on evidence, jurisdiction, coverage, and case-specific facts.
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The estimate combines Medical Expenses, Lost Wages, Pain and Suffering and returns Estimated Total Claim.
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