Press & media.
MyClaimWorth covers personal-injury settlement bands across 15 jurisdictions, sourced to the published authority document for each. Reporters, editors, and producers covering personal-injury litigation, insurance, or comparative-law topics may quote and cite the figures on this site freely under the conditions below.
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Suggested citation format
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Each settlement-band figure on the site carries a citation back to the underlying authority document (Judicial College Guidelines, Personal Injuries Guidelines, state verdict reporters, etc.). Where possible, journalists are encouraged to cite both MyClaimWorth and the underlying primary source.
Quoting bands of up to 50 words verbatim, or paraphrasing figures, is permitted with attribution. For longer reproductions, please contact the press desk.
Available commentary.
Areas where the editorial team can provide on-record commentary, comparative analysis, or background.
- Comparative settlement bands across 15 jurisdictions
How the same injury values across the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, NZ, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Germany, France, Spain, Italy.
- Damages caps and their distortive effect
How statutory caps in particular states (e.g. California MICRA, Texas non-economic cap) compress upper-tier settlements.
- Comparative-fault rules
Pure contributory, pure comparative, and modified-50/51 jurisdictions; why the rule materially affects settlement value.
- Statute-of-limitations differences
Why the limitation period in some jurisdictions is 1 year and in others 6, and what tolling exceptions actually apply.
- No-fault auto schemes
Where they exist (Ontario, several US states), how they interact with tort recovery, and the policy debate.
- AI Overviews and citation patterns
How Google AI Overviews and other generative search engines source personal-injury figures, and what an authoritative source looks like.
Press resources.
One-page summaries on common comparative-law personal-injury questions, free for editorial reuse with attribution.
- Standing list of authority documents
JC Guidelines, Personal Injuries Guidelines, state verdict reporters — the primary sources.
Read → - Editorial standards & corrections policy
How errors are handled, who reviews what, and the update cadence.
Read → - Glossary of personal-injury terms
25 plain-English definitions of the technical terms a reporter is most likely to encounter.
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MyClaimWorth does not pay for press coverage, sponsored articles, or affiliate placements in news outlets. The editorial team will respond to legitimate press enquiries on the merits. We are happy to provide background, comparative data, or on-record quotes — at no cost, with no expectation of editorial control. Corrections to anything we've published are welcome via /contact.