Settlement Prediction Tool

Example Description: My client is a 42-year-old female (Likability: 9/10). She was T-boned by a 2023 Ford F-150 (Commercial Tier) while driving her 2018 Toyota Camry. The at-fault driver is insured by Liberty Mutual with $100k limits. Her car was totaled. Airbags deployed.

Medical: $45k in past bills including injections and PT. No treatment gaps. Social: She is employed but stressed about Low credit score below 600. No opioid history. Firm: Demand package was Top Tier (5/5). My Confidence Score is 4/5.

SCORING LEGEND & REQUIRED FIELDS Guide

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Likability Scale (1–10)

Rate the client's potential performance as a witness in front of a jury.

1 – 3 (Poor): Argumentative, inconsistent, untrustworthy, or bad demeanor. (Model applies negative multiplier).

4 – 7 (Neutral): Average witness. Clearly states facts but lacks "spark." (Standard baseline).

8 – 10 (Star): Charismatic, sympathetic, articulate, and trustworthy. "Jury Gold." (Model applies bonus multiplier).

Attorney Confidence Score (1–5)

Your professional "gut check" on the winnability of the case.

1 (High Risk): Significant liability disputes or causation issues.

3 (Standard): Clear liability, typical defenses expected.

5 (Slam Dunk): Aggravated liability (DUI), clear damages, zero defenses.

Vehicle Descriptions (Crucial)

Always include: Year, Make, and Model (e.g., "2024 Mercedes S-Class" vs. "2005 Honda Civic").

Why? The model uses this to infer the defendant's asset tier and insurance policy limits.