Discover the lawsuit you could pursue —
and the money you could win.
Most claims go unclaimed because no one knew they were there. Discover the ones you could bring: pick a scenario, and see what it pays, the elements it needs, and the steps that get you there. Follow them, and you position yourself to collect what the claim is worth.*
* Estimates based on historical outcomes — not a guarantee of any recovery, and not legal advice. See our Terms.
“You report a safety violation to management on Monday. By Friday you receive a termination letter citing 'performance issues' — despite a clean record and no prior warnings.”
The email, the message, the schedule, the review. Evidence kept while it is still ordinary is worth more than evidence reconstructed a year later.
What you did, what they did, and how long sat between. On most claims the gap is the fact that carries it.
The first number you hear is theirs. Know what claims like yours settle for in your state before you reply to an offer.
Every claim has a filing window, and some federal charges close in 90 days. It runs whether or not anybody tells you.
Seven screens, one claim.
Valuation, elements, timeline, deadline, fee, market — and, after the newsroom, the inbox it all starts in. Every one is a screen, not a promise.
What the claim is worth, and what that rests on.
A P10–P90 range, not a single figure, marked against what your exact claim type settles for in your state.
- Median settlement, win rate and expected duration for the subcategory, by jurisdiction.
- A confidence band that widens with what is still unknown and narrows as evidence lands.
- The projection re-runs whenever the case changes — new evidence, a new email, an edited description.
- Every figure traces back to a named public source.
Know exactly what you have to prove.
Every claim breaks into the elements a court wants proved. Outh tracks which ones your evidence already covers.
- The legal elements of your specific claim, in plain language.
- Checked off as the documents that prove them arrive.
- Gaps surface early — while they can still be filled.
- What to preserve, and the deadlines that bite if you don't.
Every stage ahead, and the odds of settling before it.
Every stage ahead, dated from your own start, with the share of cases that exit before each one.
- Filing, discovery, deposition, mediation and resolution, dated for your case.
- "88% of cases settle before this stage" on each milestone.
- Stages move as your emails and evidence say they have.
- The statute of limitations for your claim and state, counted down.
The deadline, counted in days.
Your filing window, counted down in days, with the rule it is counting. It closes whether or not anyone tells you.
- The filing window for your claim in your jurisdiction — two years, three, ninety days for some federal charges.
- Days remaining, from the incident date where you have given one.
- State and federal windows side by side, because they differ and the shorter one governs.
- The rule each figure comes from, named, so a lawyer can check it.
What a lawyer will cost, before the first call.
Attorneys who actually run your claim type, with the fee on screen before the first call — and what is left for you.
- Contingency range and expected retainer for your claim type.
- "Pure contingency — no upfront cost" where that is how the work is taken.
- Ranked matches with practice areas, ratings and location.
- Your share of the settlement, shown alongside theirs.
The whole claim universe, priced.
Every claim type, plotted and priced. Walk the market before you hold a position in it.
- 100+ claim types across employment, personal injury, police and education.
- Benchmark settlement, win rate and duration on each.
- State-level figures where the jurisdiction moves the number.
- Open a case from any of them in one click.
What just settled, and for how much.
Real verdicts and settlements, weekly, filtered to your claim type. Every one carries its source, and every one prices a claim you can look up.
Illustrative — headlines above are written for the demonstration. The sourced feed is below.
Four of the stories that ship with the product. Nothing goes in without a source behind the number.
Reach the firm, and keep every reply.
Import the thread the claim lives in, reach a named firm in one click, and keep what comes back on the case instead of scattered through your personal inbox.
- Read-only Gmail access, revocable from your Google account at any time.
- Outh picks out the threads worth importing — matched against 100+ claim types, not keyword-spotted.
- One click fills a firm's own intake form from your case and submits it — and says so plainly when their site gives no confirmation.
- Every case gets its own Outh address, so a firm's replies land on the case, not your personal inbox.
- Attachments arrive as evidence, and every later email is decoded in plain English.
dana.o4817@case.outh.ai— replies land on the caseA guaranteed settlement amount, and the retainer to get it.
Not an estimate — the floor one named firm will commit to on your case, and the retainer they charge to take it. A one-off report, priced separately.
In development. Pricing announced when it ships; nothing below is live yet.
Every number traced
to a public record.
Settlements, verdicts and enforcement actions, taken from the agencies and courts that publish them and normalised into one benchmark set. No black box, and nothing marked off an outcome nobody has seen.