Who writes MyClaimWorth.
Every page on this site carries one of two bylines: MyClaimWorth Editorial, the desk that writes, checks, and signs off each page, or the Research Desk, which finds and verifies the figures. Both are desks. Every page also names its reviewer, Abd Shanti, the founder and editor, and the site does not publish invented names or credentials. Each page names the documents it relies on and is dated. The rules the desk works to are set out on the editorial standards page.
Who is behind every page.
Each profile explains the role, where the figures come from, and how corrections are handled.
Abd Shanti
Abd Shanti founded MyClaimWorth in May 2026 and edits the site, reviewing its pages and handling corrections.
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The editorial desk that researches, writes, checks, and corrects every page on MyClaimWorth, and signs each one off before it is published.
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The research function behind the figures on MyClaimWorth: statutes, caps, deadlines, guidelines, and reported awards, each traced to a source.
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Who publishes the site
MyClaimWorth is published by Outline Technologies LLC, 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States. The site is paid for by display advertising served by Google. Advertisers do not see pages before they are published and have no say in what the pages say. The site does not take referral fees from law firms for editorial coverage. On US pages it points readers to FairSettlement.org, a sister site that offers a free case check, and says so wherever that link appears.
How a page is made
Research starts with the primary source: the statute on the state legislature's site, the court decision that applied it, the government agency that publishes the current figure, or the official guideline document such as the Judicial College Guidelines. Secondary sources are used only to find the primary one. The figures are gathered first, and only then is the page written around them.
Every statute section, case name, date and sourced figure is checked against the source before publication, and settlement ranges that no source sets are labelled as MyClaimWorth estimates. Pages are then checked on phone and desktop screens, for broken links, and for tables that do not fit.
How to report an error
Write to [email protected] or use the contact form and choose “Editorial correction”. Name the page and the figure, and link the source that shows the right number if you have it. When a correction is confirmed, every page carrying the same figure is fixed, not only the one you reported, and the page's updated date moves forward. Law changes that affect many pages are logged on the law changes page.
What the bylines do not mean
A byline tells you who is responsible for a page. It is not a claim of legal qualification, and nothing on the site is legal advice. The ranges are starting points, not a quote for anyone's own case.
Authorship is attribution, not advice.
The bylines on this site stand for editorial work: research, drafting, review, and fact checking. Neither the founder nor the desks represent claimants, give legal advice, or act for anyone whose case is reflected on the site. For representation in any of the 15 covered jurisdictions, consult a qualified solicitor or attorney admitted in the relevant bar.