Calculate the high-fidelity value of your TBI claim using 2026 actuarial tables. Our auditor injects Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) severity andDiffuse Axonal Injury (DAI) permanence multipliers that generic calculators ignore.
Standard TBI calculators use a generic 3x multiplier that fails to account for the neuro-cognitive permanence of the injury. Our 2026 S-Class Auditor uses a Dynamic Severity Matrixthat maps Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) inputs to specific future care actuarial data.
Adjusts base value by 1.50x for scores below 8.
Injects 1.35x multiplier for diffuse axonal damage.
Projections based on 2026 neuro-rehab indices.
Mild
GCS: 13-15
$150,000
Avg Payout
Moderate
GCS: 9-12
$500,000
Avg Payout
Severe
GCS: 3-8
$1,500,000
Avg Payout
Penetrating
GCS: Varies
$2,500,000
Avg Payout
A 3-Pillar Audit of Catastrophic Brain Injury Value
Neuro-Cognitive Audit
Liability Framework
Life Care Forecasting
Strategic Insight for 2026 Claims
TBI victims with legal representation secure an average of **3.5x higher** settlements than those who file pro se. Don't leave your neuro-rehabilitative future to chance.
Pro Se (No Lawyer)
$85K
Attorney-Led Audit
$420K+
Not necessarily. While initial symptoms may be temporary, the 'Information Gain' from a neuropsychological evaluation often reveals permanent cognitive deficits that can push settlements into the mid-six-figure range.
GCS is the primary technical entity used by insurers to benchmark severity. A score of 3-8 (Severe) triggers an immediate S-Class multiplier, while a 13-15 (Mild) requires more granular 'Plus Alpha' evidence to sustain high value.
Unlike a standard statute of limitations, the statute of repose can set an absolute deadline for filing, regardless of when the injury was discovered. TBI claimants must audit their filing window immediately.
Yes. Because DAI is often microsopic and permanent, it proves total loss of executive function more effectively than focal injuries, leading to significantly higher non-economic damage awards.