OuthWhat to do to get paid for what happened to you.
Five moves, in the order you make them — and the same case worked through all five, from the sentence you type to the figure that lands in your account. Every number against it is the national benchmark for that claim type.
“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.”
Wrongful termination, California. The figures below are the national benchmark for that claim type — the same ones the product prices it with.
First, find out it is a claim at all.
Most people never get paid because they never learn they had anything to file. Say what happened in your own words and Outh matches it against 100+ claim types across employment, personal injury, police and education — and tells you which ones fit, what each is worth, and how often they win.
- One thing that happened is often two or three claims
- Each match comes with its benchmark settlement and win rate
- What it rules out stays on screen, so you can see the whole board
Then get the proof, without going looking for it.
A claim is only worth what you can evidence. Connect Gmail, read-only, and Outh pulls the threads that matter — the safety report, the separation agreement, the payroll correction — and files them against the case with their dates, parties and figures already read out.
- Read-only access, revocable from your Google account at any time
- Threads matched against claim types, not keyword-spotted
- Everything that is not a claim is skipped and stays skipped
Now find out what it is worth, before anyone tells you.
The first number you hear is usually the other side’s. Outh gives you yours first: the benchmark for your exact claim type in your state, as a range rather than a single figure, so you can tell a fair offer from a fast one.
- Median settlement, win rate and expected duration for the claim type
- A band that widens with what is unknown and narrows as evidence lands
- Priced from the day the case actually started, not the day you signed up
Get a lawyer who takes this claim, and takes it on contingency.
You do not need money to start — you need someone who runs this claim type in your jurisdiction and will work for a share of the result. Outh matches you to them and puts the terms on screen before the first call: contingency share, retainer, and what is left for you.
- Matched on claim type and venue, ranked by fit
- Contingency range and expected retainer shown up front
- “Pure contingency — no upfront cost” where that is how the work is taken
Last, know what actually lands in your account.
A settlement figure is not what you get. The fee comes out of it, and it moves depending on how far the case runs. Outh shows the fee a named firm will charge for your case, quoted up front, and the payout it leaves you at each stage the case could end at.
- The fee quoted before you sign, not discovered at settlement
- Take-home at an early settlement, after filing, and at trial
- In development — pricing and availability announced when it ships
The same five moves, on other situations.
Every one of these is a claim type Outh prices today, with the benchmark it prices it at. Open any of them to see the full range, the win rate and what a lawyer charges for it.
A distracted driver runs a red light and strikes your car. You suffer two herniated discs. The at-fault driver's insurer initially offers a fraction of what your treatment costs.
You develop a serious hospital-acquired infection after a surgical procedure. Infection control records show the hospital had been on a state watch list for the same infection type for two years.
You are pulled over for a broken tail light. When you reach for your registration, an officer pulls you through the window and takes you to the ground, fracturing your wrist. You were never charged with resisting.
Median, average and win rate are the national benchmark for each claim type. “You keep” applies a 33% contingency to the median and rounds — the real figure is the one your own lawyer quotes.
Your case, through all five.
One sentence about what happened is enough to start — or connect your mail and let Outh find it. The five moves above run on your facts, in your state, and hand back the claim, the range, the lawyer and the fee.
- ✓Employment
- ✓Personal Injury
- ✓Police
- ✓Education