Have you lost income from missing work?
Enter your pay and the time you’ve missed to get a quick estimate of what it’s costing you.
Keep a record as you go: pay stubs, a note from your employer confirming missed time, and appointment records all help support this number later. Read the accident guide for more on what to document.
This is an estimate of your gross (before-tax) pay based only on the numbers you enter. It is not a legal or financial opinion, and it does not include overtime, bonuses, benefits, or future lost earnings — an attorney can help account for those separately.
What to keep as you go
Pay stubs
Recent pay stubs or a bank statement showing your regular pay.
A doctor’s note
Documentation from your provider stating how much time off is medically necessary.
A letter from your employer
Confirms your position, pay rate, and the dates you missed.
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