The most comprehensive NYS Workers' Compensation calculator ever built — designed by a practicing workers' comp attorney for attorneys and injured workers alike. CALCULATE EVERYTHING IN ONE APP: - CCP & Award Calculator — Multi-period entries with TT, TP, TR, RE, NME, and NCLT designations. Auto-rate calculation from AWW. Generates fee application equations ready to copy and paste. - AWW Calculator — Supports 4/5/6/7-day work weeks, salary or hourly, concurrent employment with composite AWW, and amending AWW with differential awards. - SLU Permanency Checker — Enter a doctor's range of motion finding and instantly get the SLU percentage based on the 2018 NYS Permanency Guidelines. Covers shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, hip, and ankle. - LWEC / Classification — Enter the LWEC percentage and get the bracket, max weeks, classification rate, total award, and attorney fee — instantly. - Spine & Brain Impairment — 2012 NYS Impairment Guidelines with full radiculopathy point calculator (Tables S11.4–S11.7), soft tissue and surgical spine classification, and brain impairment by Rancho Los Amigos scale. - Statutory Rate Reference — Complete history of NYS maximum and minimum weekly benefit rates from 1985 to present, with auto-lookup by date of accident. BUILT FOR THE HEARING ROOM: Every calculation an attorney needs — right in your pocket. No more spreadsheets, no more scrap paper. Enter values in real time during hearings and generate fee application equations with one tap. BUILT FOR INJURED WORKERS: Understand your benefits. Verify your award. Know your rights. The free tier puts professional-grade calculation tools in the hands of every injured worker in New York State. Free features include CCP/Award calculator, AWW calculator, LWEC classification, and statutory rate reference. Pro subscription ($9.99/month) unlocks the full SLU Permanency Checker, Spine & Brain impairment tools, radiculopathy calculator, and advanced features. Developed by NJJ Document Services, Inc. This app is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
