NY · BRONX COUNTY NO-FAULT

New York personal injury settlement calculator.

Jurisdiction-tuned to New York verdict history. No-fault auto state — MVA settlement values are compressed below the serious-injury threshold. Confidence-banded predictions calibrated on 226 comparable verdicts.

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Six questions. A jurisdiction-tuned settlement number with a 90% confidence band, calibrated to New York no-fault economics. The first number is free. The trial unlocks the comp set and demand-letter export.

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$78,000
Median MVA settlement, moderate severity, clear liability
$245,000
Median premises liability settlement, moderate severity
226
Comparable verdicts in the training data, 2018–2025
No-fault
Pure comparative negligence

What shapes New York settlement values

A no-fault state with a serious-injury threshold. MVA settlement values are compressed below the threshold; the Bronx is plaintiff-favorable on premises and labor-law cases. Manhattan runs higher on PL than the Bronx but lower on MVA.

Legal regime

New York at a glance.

Auto fault regime

No-fault state

MVA plaintiffs are restricted to PIP-covered damages unless the injury crosses the state-defined serious-injury threshold. The compression on settlement values for non-serious injuries is material.

Comparative fault

Pure comparative negligence

Plaintiff recovers reduced by their share of fault, even at 99% fault.

Primary training venue

Bronx County

Confidence bands run tightest in the primary venue and modestly wider in outlying counties.

How New York compares to other tort states

The New York median MVA settlement of $78,000 sits below the national tort-state median. Premises liability cases — which are not subject to the no-fault regime — settle materially higher than the state's MVA cases. The Predict model treats case type and jurisdiction as independent inputs.

How we know the number holds

On a held-out test set of cases the model never trained on, Predict's valuations come within 90 to 92% of the realized settlement (median absolute percentage error), each shown with a 90% confidence band. The number is the headline; the band is the methodology. See the full validation and per-state calibration →

What the free prediction includes, and what the trial adds

The number above is a real prediction from the Predict model, jurisdiction-tuned to New York and shown with its 90% confidence band. The free version uses the primary signals: case type, jurisdiction, injury severity, and liability. The 14-day trial loads your actual intake case and adds the comparable-verdict cohort behind the number, firm-level counsel history, and judge-composition signals, then exports a demand-ready summary. Same model. More of your case in it. Start the trial to load a real case from your intake pipeline.

Other jurisdictions

Compare to other states.

Same fact pattern, different jurisdiction. Delta is calculated against New York's $78K median MVA settlement.