I was in a car accident in Seattle. What’s my claim worth? Tell me what happened. I’ll show you a range in about a minute.
A few taps, no forms. Your estimate shows up after the first answer and follows Washington’s fault and insurance rules. It’s free, and nothing is sent until you ask for your report.
SCA case assistant
Automated, replies instantly
Your estimate so far
Answer to see it
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How the chat works
Three steps, about a minute, and it works on your phone.
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Tap your answers
Eight quick questions about the crash, your injuries and your care. No typing until the very end.
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Watch your estimate change
Your range shows up after the first answer and gets sharper with every one after that.
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Get your free report
Share your name and number, and a Washington attorney reviews your case for free. No obligation.
What the assistant weighs
The same five things an attorney or adjuster looks at first. Your estimate moves as each one comes in.
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Your injury
The biggest factor. Serious and lasting injuries are worth far more than soreness that heals quickly.
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Your medical care
Emergency visits, scans, surgery and ongoing treatment show how serious it is, and set the base.
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Time off work
Lost wages are added on top, plus future earnings if you can't go back to your job.
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Who was at fault
Washington reduces your amount by your share of fault. Being partly to blame doesn't end the claim.
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The insurance involved
Trucks and rideshares carry bigger policies. With an uninsured driver, your own UIM coverage matters.
Mistakes that quietly shrink claims
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Waiting to see a doctor
A gap between the crash and your first visit lets the insurer argue you weren't really hurt.
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Get checked within a few days, even for soreness.
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Posting about the crash
Photos and comments online get screenshotted and used to downplay injuries.
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Stay off social media about the crash and your recovery.
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Signing a release early
A quick check can feel like relief, but signing usually ends the claim for good.
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Have any offer reviewed before you sign anything.
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Apologizing at the scene
"I'm sorry" can be treated as admitting fault, even when you meant it kindly.
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Stick to facts and exchange information.
Your first 72 hours after a Seattle crash
What you do in the first few days shapes your claim. Tick things off as you go. Your progress stays on this device.
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What people told us
Messages from Seattle drivers who reached out after a crash and got connected with a local attorney.
I found this site through Instagram and they connected me with a lawyer in the Seattle area the very same day I uploaded my footage!
I wasn't sure who to call after my accident, but this site made everything simple. They reviewed my video and connected me with a local attorney who handled my case with care.
Before you start
The questions people ask most, answered the way the assistant would.
Am I chatting with a real person?
No. The case assistant is automated, so you get answers right away, any time. If you ask for the free review, a real Washington attorney looks at your case.
Who sees my answers?
Nobody, unless you ask for your report. Your answers stay in your browser until then. If you do ask, they go to Seattle Car Accidents and the attorney reviewing your case.
What does it cost to talk to an attorney?
The case review is free. Most car accident attorneys work on contingency, meaning their fee is a percentage of what they recover for you and you pay nothing upfront.
How accurate is the estimate?
It's a starting point, not a valuation. It weighs the same things attorneys and insurers look at: injury type, treatment, lost income, fault and insurance. It can't see your medical records, the police report or the other driver's policy, so a free attorney review will give you a sharper number.
Is Seattle Car Accidents a law firm?
No. Seattle Car Accidents connects people hurt in crashes with independent Washington attorneys. Using this tool or sharing your information doesn't create an attorney-client relationship.
Ready when you are
It's free, it's private, and it takes about a minute.