Case Valuator
Expected case value from this matter’s record.
LawLM is deposition intelligence for litigators. Case Valuator builds liability and damages scenarios from the depositions and docs you selected, then computes an expected case value and range from that evidence.
If the record cannot support a value, we say so. It is $10 per question, and your judgment still owns the file.
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You asked
Give me a settlement value range with assumptions.
From the record
Expected value
$412,000
Range (P10–P90)
$180k – $690k
Liability and damages scenarios with cites. If the record can’t support a value, we say so.
What it is
Use it to pressure-test demand, exposure, and settlement posture against testimony actually in the file. It is not a PACER comparable search, not a consumer settlement calculator, and not a formal appraisal. The question is what this record can support, not what a basket of other files settled for.
Case Valuator draws liability and damages scenarios from the depositions and supporting documents you select, then returns an expected case value and a range, with cites back to the record.
If the evidence cannot carry a number, it stays silent. We do not invent a settlement figure to please the prompt.
What it is not
It is not legal advice and not a guaranteed outcome. Mighty, Predict.law, and PACER-comps engines estimate from other cases. Case Valuator reads this record.
It is also not the homepage of LawLM. It is one mode in a suite that also includes cited summaries, Case Analysis, Q&A, and cross-deposition.
Common questions
Will it always give me a number?
No. If the record cannot support a value, we say so. That is the product, not a failure. It is $10, the same as any other question.
Is this what other cases settled for?
No. Mighty, Predict.law, and PACER comps estimate from other matters. Case Valuator reads this record: the depositions and documents you selected on this file.
Is this an appraisal?
No. It is not a formal appraisal. It pressure-tests demand and exposure from this file. It is not legal advice, and not a guaranteed outcome. Your judgment still owns the file.
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