Estimate consumer fraud damages, fee exposure, and probability adjusted recovery.
Out of pocket amount lost.
Flat statutory amount if applicable.
Use 1, 2, or 3 depending on statute and facts.
Estimated recoverable fees if allowed.
Filing, service, and case costs.
Rough probability percentage for expected value.
Estimate only. Consumer protection statutes vary widely by state.
The calculator adds actual damages after any statutory multiplier, statutory penalties, estimated attorney fees, and court costs. The probability adjusted value multiplies the total by your estimated chance of recovery.
Use the multiplier allowed by the applicable state or federal statute, if any.
No. Fee shifting depends on the claim, statute, settlement terms, and court order.
No. It is a planning estimate for intake and case screening.