Free Injury Claim Check
Answer 4 simple questions about your injury. Get your filing deadline, your state’s legal rules, and a personalized AI-generated analysis — in under 60 seconds. Completely free. No sign-up. No legal advice.
What This Tool Does
Finds your filing deadline. Every state has a statute of limitations — a hard deadline to file a personal injury claim. Miss it and you lose your right to compensation permanently. The Injury Claim Check identifies your state’s deadline and calculates your specific date based on when your incident occurred.
Identifies your state’s legal rules. Personal injury law varies dramatically by state. Some states use comparative negligence, others use contributory negligence. Some are at-fault insurance states, others are no-fault. The tool tells you exactly which rules apply to your situation and what they mean in plain English.
Generates a personalized AI analysis. Based on your answers, the tool produces an AI-generated report that puts your situation in context — what factors work in your favor, what to be aware of, and what steps make sense to take next. This is informational analysis, not legal advice.
Who This Tool Is For
The Injury Claim Check is built for anyone who has been injured and isn’t sure what to do next. That includes people who were hurt in a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, slip and fall, workplace incident, or any other situation caused by someone else’s negligence. It’s especially useful if you’re not sure whether you have a case worth pursuing, you don’t know how long you have to file, you want to understand your options before calling a lawyer, or you’ve been injured recently and need quick clarity on next steps.
What You’ll Receive
After completing the 4-question check, you receive a personalized Injury Claim Report that includes:
- Your state’s statute of limitations and your calculated filing deadline
- Your state’s negligence rule (comparative, contributory, or modified) explained in plain language
- Whether your state uses at-fault or no-fault insurance
- An AI-generated analysis of your specific situation
- Option to download your report as a PDF
- Option to receive your report by email
Everything is free. There is no sign-up, no account creation, and no obligation.
How It Works
Tell us where your injury happened (state and city).
Select your injury type (car accident, slip and fall, workplace, etc.).
Tell us when the incident occurred.
Answer a few brief questions about your situation.
That’s it. Your personalized report generates instantly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, completely free. There is no charge, no credit card required, and no hidden fees. The tool is a free public resource provided by InjuryNextSteps.com.
No. InjuryNextSteps is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The Injury Claim Check provides general legal information about your state’s laws and an AI-generated analysis of your situation. For legal advice specific to your case, consult a licensed attorney in your state.
The Injury Claim Check covers all 50 U.S. states and provides accurate statute of limitations deadlines, negligence rules, and insurance system information for each state.
Under 60 seconds. You answer 4 questions and your personalized report generates instantly.
No. No account, no sign-up, no login. Just answer the questions and get your report.
Your information is used only to generate your personalized report. See our privacy policy for full details on how we handle data.
No. Case values depend on many factors that require professional legal evaluation. The Injury Claim Check helps you understand your legal timeline and state rules, but cannot estimate settlement or verdict amounts.
Review your filing deadline carefully — this is the most time-sensitive information. If your report suggests your situation may warrant legal help, consider consulting with a personal injury attorney in your area. Many offer free initial consultations.