Estimate your workers' compensation benefits based on Tennessee impairment rating laws.
Receive your benefits in regular weekly payments over the duration of your claim.
Receive a one-time payment. Settlements are often 60-80% of the total value.
This is an estimate only, not legal advice. Final benefits depend on insurance company decisions, medical evidence, and potentially court approval. Consult with a qualified Tennessee workers' compensation attorney for advice on your specific situation.
Our free online calculator transforms complex Tennessee impairment rating laws into clear financial estimates. No personal data required, just instant results to help you understand your workers' compensation benefits.
A specialized Tennessee impairment calculator that applies state-specific formulas to determine your compensation based on impairment rating, average weekly wage, and injury type according to Tennessee workers' compensation laws.
Injured workers with impairment ratings, attorneys preparing cases, HR professionals estimating claim values, and anyone seeking to understand their potential settlement before negotiations.
Before accepting any settlement offer, during mediation discussions, or when planning your finances after receiving an impairment rating from your doctor.
Our calculator applies Tennessee's specific formulas: For whole person impairment, it uses rating × 6 weeks; for scheduled body parts, it uses specific week counts (e.g., 75 weeks for thumb, 250 for hand). It then calculates your weekly benefit at 66.6% of your average weekly wage, subject to state minimum and maximum caps.
Tennessee has unique multipliers that dramatically impact compensation. A 10% rating to the thumb yields different benefits than 10% to the whole person. Understanding these distinctions is critical for fair settlements and avoiding insurance company lowball offers.
Whole Body Weeks
AWW Multiplier
Max Weekly Cap
Lump Sum Range
Tennessee distinguishes between whole person impairment and scheduled body parts with different week multipliers. Our calculator eliminates confusion by automatically applying the correct formula based on your injury type.
Many workers incorrectly assume they'll receive their full salary. Tennessee caps benefits at 66.6% of average weekly wage. Our tool prevents budgeting mistakes by applying these caps correctly.
Lump sum settlements typically represent 60-80% of total value. Our calculator provides this range so you can evaluate if an insurance offer is fair or predatory.
Automatically switches between whole person and scheduled body part calculations, applying Tennessee's specific week multipliers for each injury type.
Shows side-by-side comparison of weekly payments versus lump sum settlement, helping you make informed decisions about your financial future.
Get immediate estimates without waiting for insurance calculations or legal consultations, allowing you to prepare for negotiations with accurate data.
These features deliver two critical benefits: knowledge of your exact entitlement under Tennessee law and negotiation power when discussing settlements. With our calculator, you can identify if an insurance company is using incorrect multipliers, undervaluing your claim, or offering an unfair lump sum. This transforms the power dynamic in settlement discussions.
Users choose our calculator because it's completely free with no registration required, Tennessee-specific rather than a generic national tool, and privacy-focused (no personal data collected). Unlike state resources that require applications and waiting periods, our calculator provides immediate results, allowing you to make informed decisions about your claim without commitment.