Client Details
Case information, claimant particulars, calculation settings and court details
Simple View — core schedule sections only.
Getting started — work through these steps in order:
1
Client name & dates
Name, DOA, DOS, DOB
2
Damages & losses
JCG bracket, past & future losses
3
Assumptions & evidence
Record the basis for each figure
4
Review
Check evidence, assumptions and warnings before generating the schedule
5
Export
Generate Word/RTF, PDF, Excel, TXT or print once reviewed
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Add the claimant and case details first, then enter damages and losses. Use Review before generating the schedule.
Case Information
▶ More case details (defendant & solicitors)
Pre-filled to today — adjust if needed
Claimant Particulars
Searches JCG 18th Ed. — click result to apply midpoint. Use JCG panel for full bracket review.
Interim Payments & Credits
Deducted from total on schedule
Benefits recoupment certificate
Calculation SettingsOgden 8th Ed.
Use JCG tool — auto-fills
Uplift from JCG bracket date — litigation judgment only, not automatic. Requires evidence and reasons.
Required before schedule is finalised — documents JCG selection rationale for your file
Discount rate +0.5% applies in England & Wales from 11 January 2025 (Civil Liability Act 2018, s.1 Damages Act 1996). Scotland: +0.5%. Northern Ireland: +2.5%.
▶ Case audit & review sign-off
Case Audit & Review StatusDraft
Not reviewed
Not reviewed
Audit information is saved with the case file and included in exported schedules. It does not constitute a formal review sign-off.
JCG General Damages Lookup
Judicial College Guidelines 18th Edition (November 2025) — click any bracket to use the figure
Important — guide only: The JCG brackets are a guide to the range of values courts have awarded for particular injuries. They are not a tariff, not a formula, and do not determine the pleaded value. The appropriate bracket depends on the severity, prognosis, age, impact on the claimant, and combination of injuries. Always exercise independent judgment and record your reasoning.
The 18th Edition (November 2025) increased brackets by an average of 22%. Any further uplift from August 2023 to the date of settlement is a matter of litigation judgment — record your reasons in the PSLA Reasoning Note in Client Details before applying any uplift.
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Selected bracket
Apply to PSLA:
Past Loss of Earnings
Accrued from date of accident to date of schedule
Earnings Calculation
Calculate from gross salary using the Gross to Net tool
Past Loss of Earnings£0.00
Interest on Past Earnings0% p.a.
Interest on Past Earnings (flat rate)£0.00
For a period spanning SAR rate changes, use the SAR Interest Calculator panel for a court-accurate segmented calculation.
Past Medical, Care & Expenses
All receipts-based items and past care costs
Past Medical & Rehabilitation
| Description | Date / Period | Basis / Receipt | Amount (£) |
|---|
Past Medical£0.00
️Past Care, Travel & Misc.
ASHE 6115 (2024) — click a button above to pre-fill
45p/mile or receipts
Past Care, Travel & Misc.£0.00
TOTAL PAST SPECIAL DAMAGES (excl. SAR interest)£0.00
SAR Interest Calculator
Special Account Rate — segmented calculation across rate changes. Court-accurate per Jefford v Gee.
▶The Special Account Rate has changed multiple times. Th…
The Special Account Rate has changed multiple times. This calculator applies the correct rate to each sub-period automatically. Select your period, enter the principal, and choose which claim type.
SAR Rate History (England & Wales)
| Period | SAR | Half SAR (typical past earnings) |
|---|
Calculate Segmented Interest
Future Earnings & Pension Loss
Multiplicand × Ogden multiplier × adjustment factor
Future Loss of Earnings
Discount rate: +0.5%. Use the Ogden Tables panel or click Auto-fill Multiplier to calculate from the claimant's age and retirement age.
Or copy weekly rate × 52 from Past Earnings panel
Not disabled/employed: 0.91 | Disabled/employed: 0.79 | Open Ogden Tables
Handicap on the labour market
Future Earnings Loss£0.00
Future Pension Loss
Employer + employee contributions, or actuarially calculated benefit reduction
Ogden Tables 19–24 (pension period multiplier), not Tables 9–14 (working life)
Future Pension Loss£0.00
Future Accommodation — Swift v CarpenterCapital cost method
Swift v Carpenter: additional capital cost × reversionary interest factor. Factor = 1 − (1/(1+g)^n). Annual running costs are a separate recoverable head — do not include them in the capital figure.
Disability premium only — not the full property purchase price
1 − (1/(1+g)^n) where g = house price growth, n = life expectancy
Recoverable additional running costs (e.g. lift servicing, garden adaptation maintenance, insurance premium on adapted property). These are separate from capital cost. Enter annual figure — multiply by life multiplier in Other Future Losses.
Accommodation (Swift v Carpenter)£0.00
Future Care & Assistance
Commercial and gratuitous care — ASHE 6115 rates, Ogden life multipliers
ASHE 6115 Care Rates ReferenceAuto-reference
PI care rates are based on ASHE 6115 (ONS — care workers & home carers). NLW from April 2025: £12.21/hr. Night care: typically 15–25% uplift.
| Year | 25th %ile | Median | 75th %ile | Agency Rate | Qualified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | £9.20 | £10.70 | £12.10 | £20–£26 | £25–£35 |
| 2022 | £9.90 | £11.38 | £13.20 | £22–£28 | £26–£36 |
| 2023 | £10.94 | £12.44 | £14.37 | £23–£30 | £27–£38 |
| 2024 (current) | £11.44 | £13.50 | £15.80 | £24–£32 | £28–£40 |
| 2025 (proj.) | £12.21 | £14.20 | £16.60 | £26–£34 | £30–£42 |
Future Commercial Care — By Phase
| Phase / Description | Hrs/Wk | Rate (£/hr) | Annual (£) | Multiplier | Total |
|---|
Future Commercial Care£0.00
Future Gratuitous / Family Care
▶Valued at commercial rates with a conventional 25% disc…
Valued at commercial rates with a conventional 25% discount (Hunt v Severs). Apply Ogden Tables 1/2 life multiplier (Roberts v Johnstone).
Future Gratuitous Care£0.00
Care Cost Inflation UpliftOptional
ASHE 6115 care wages have risen faster than general inflation. On catastrophic injury files with 20–40 year care periods, an annual ASHE uplift compounds significantly. This uplifts the raw annual care cost (not the capitalised figure — consult expert evidence on rate).
Typically equals the life multiplier figure
Equipment, Aids & Home Adaptations
Replacement cycle calculator — annual cost = unit cost ÷ replacement interval × life multiplier
Aids & AppliancesAuto replacement cycle
| Item | Unit Cost (£) | Replace (yrs) | Annual (£) | Multiplier | Total |
|---|
Future Equipment & Aids£0.00
Home AdaptationsOne-off costs
| Adaptation | Notes | Cost (£) |
|---|
Home Adaptations£0.00
Other Future Losses
Future transport, therapies, case management and miscellaneous items
Future Transport & Travel
Usually same multiplier as life/care
Future Transport£0.00
Other Future Losses
| Description | Annual (£) | Multiplier | or Lump Sum (£) | Total |
|---|
Other Future Losses£0.00
Serious & Catastrophic Injury Losses
Case management, deputyship, treatment regimes, consumables, surgery, review appointments
Important: This panel is for serious and catastrophic injury cases only. Do not use it for minor or moderate claims. All figures should be supported by expert evidence — typically a case manager's report, schedule of care, medical evidence, and where appropriate, quantum from a specialist. Figures entered here are included in the schedule total under the relevant heads.
Case Management & CoordinationSerious injury
▶Case management costs are recoverable as a future loss…
Case management costs are recoverable as a future loss in catastrophic injury claims. The annual cost must be supported by a case manager's report. Typically recovered on an Ogden multiplier for the duration of need.
Case Management£0.00
Court of Protection & Deputyship Costs
▶Recoverable where the claimant lacks capacity. Includes…
Recoverable where the claimant lacks capacity. Includes annual professional deputy fees, OPG supervision fee, and the one-off application costs. Annual costs are capitalised by life multiplier. One-off costs are claimed as a lump sum.
Current OPG supervision fee — check current year's figure
Court of Protection application fee + solicitor costs
% of fund or fixed annual fee for professional fund management
Deputyship & COP Costs£0.00
Treatment & Therapy Regimes
Enter each ongoing treatment or therapy as a separate line item. For lump sums (e.g. surgery), use the lump sum column. For recurring items (e.g. physio sessions per year), use the annual frequency, cost per session and period.
Treatment & Therapy Total£0.00
Consumables & Supplies
Catheters, dressings, incontinence supplies, medication, nutritional supplements and similar consumables. Enter annual cost and life multiplier. Source from nursing/OT report or manufacturer prices.
Consumables Total£0.00
Annual cost of all specialist reviews required as a result of injury
Review Appointments£0.00
Ogden Tables
8th Edition (2020, updated August 2022) — multiplier calculator and reference
Calculate Multiplier
Quick Reference
Tables 1–2: Life multipliers (M/F)
Tables 9–14: Earnings to retirement (M+F, disabled/not, employed/not)
Tables 15–18: Earnings loss for fixed periods
Tables 19–24: Pension loss from retirement
Tables A–D: Employment reduction factors
Tables A–D values (+0.5%):
| Status | Factor |
|---|---|
| Not disabled / Employed | 0.91 |
| Not disabled / Not employed | 0.80 |
| Disabled / Employed | 0.79 |
| Disabled / Not employed | 0.69 |
Life Multiplier Reference Table+0.5%
Fatal Accidents Act 1976
Estate claim (1934 Act) and dependants' dependency calculation
Fatal accident claims involve: (1) the estate's claim under Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1934, (2) the Fatal Accidents Act 1976 bereavement award, and (3) dependants' dependency claim. Multiplier runs from date of death (Knauer v MOJ [2016] UKSC 9).
Deceased Particulars
A. Bereavement Award (FAA s.1A)Fixed
Fixed statutory award of £15,120 (Damages for Bereavement (Variation of Sum) (England and Wales) Order 2020). Payable to spouse/civil partner, or parents of an unmarried minor.
Total Bereavement Award£15,120.00
B. Estate Claim — 1934 Act
If deceased was conscious
Typically £4,000–£12,000
Reasonable funeral and admin costs
Total Estate Claim (1934 Act)£0.00
C. Dependency Claim — Fatal Accidents Act 1976
▶Annual dependency = deceased's net income × appropriate…
Annual dependency = deceased's net income × appropriate percentage (Harris v Empress Motors — typically 66.67% where no children, 75% where children). Multiplier from date of death (Knauer). Services dependency: cost of replacing domestic services lost.
Harris v Empress Motors — 66.67% no children, 75% with
Cost of replacing domestic services
Total Dependency Claim£0.00
TOTAL FATAL ACCIDENT CLAIM£0.00
PPO & Scenario Comparison
Periodical Payments Orders and multi-scenario modelling
Under s.2(1) Courts Act 2003, courts must consider PPOs in every case involving future pecuniary loss. A PPO avoids investment risk and 100% certain payment. This calculator converts future lump sums to equivalent annual payment amounts using RPI assumptions.
PPO Conversion — Future Care & Earnings
▶Model up to 3 scenarios (e.g. optimistic/base/pessimist…
Model up to 3 scenarios (e.g. optimistic/base/pessimistic prognosis) and compare totals side by side. Change key assumptions in each column — the tool reads your current main schedule as the base.
Scenario A — Optimistic
Scenario B — Base Case
Scenario C — Pessimistic
Review
Check evidence, assumptions and warnings before generating the schedule
QuantumPro checks the schedule for missing evidence, incomplete assumptions and common calculation risks. It does not replace legal judgment, supervision or expert evidence.
Not saved this session
Evidence Strength by Head of Loss
Schedule of Loss
Court-ready schedule — CPR PD 16 compliant
Contributory negligence / agreed split
From date of service of proceedings — conventional rate 2% p.a.
Multiply all figures by this rate
Need a counter-schedule? Select Counter-Schedule (3-column) from Schedule Mode. The dispute positions panel will appear below.
Choose Working Draft for internal use, Solicitor Review for approval, or Court Version for a clean formal schedule.
This label appears on the schedule itself, for example Draft, Provisional or Pleading Draft.
Output Mode controls whether internal review notes, warnings and assumptions are included. Schedule Status Label controls the heading/status shown on the generated schedule. Run Review or Quick Check before exporting.
PDF and Excel exports require an internet connection to load export libraries. RTF, TXT and print remain available offline.
Download:
Navigate to this panel to generate the schedule, or click Refresh.
Case Files
Local file management — cases are saved to and opened from your own chosen location on disk
🔒 Local File Storage — Confidentiality Notice
QuantumPro saves case data exclusively to local files that you choose on your own device or firm network drive. Nothing is stored in the browser, cloud, or any server.
• Use Save As to choose the folder, filename, and location. Save to your firm's secure matter management location or a designated local drive.
• Use Save to overwrite the current file once a location has been chosen for this session.
• Use Open to load an existing
• Do not save to shared, public, or unsecured locations. Handle case data in accordance with your firm's data protection policy and your obligations under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.
QuantumPro saves case data exclusively to local files that you choose on your own device or firm network drive. Nothing is stored in the browser, cloud, or any server.
• Use Save As to choose the folder, filename, and location. Save to your firm's secure matter management location or a designated local drive.
• Use Save to overwrite the current file once a location has been chosen for this session.
• Use Open to load an existing
.qpcase file from disk.• Do not save to shared, public, or unsecured locations. Handle case data in accordance with your firm's data protection policy and your obligations under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.
No file open — use Save As to save this case to disk, or Open to load an existing case.
File Format
Case files are saved as
File naming convention (recommended):
.qpcase files (structured JSON). They contain all matter data, assumptions, notes, audit trail, and settings. They can be opened in any text editor if needed and migrated between versions of QuantumPro.File naming convention (recommended):
Smith_v_Jones_[ref]_[date].qpcase
Part 36 Offer Tracker
Log offers made and received — automatic costs consequences analysis under CPR r.36.17
▶Under CPR r.36.17, if a claimant fails to beat a defend…
Under CPR r.36.17, if a claimant fails to beat a defendant's Part 36 offer at trial, the defendant is entitled to costs from the expiry of the relevant period. If a claimant beats their own offer, they receive enhanced interest (10% above base) and an additional amount up to £75,000.
Offers Log
| Party | Date Made | Amount (£) | Notes | Relevant Period Expires | Status | vs Schedule |
|---|
Case Timeline
Key dates and milestones — auto-populated from case data, with manual additions
Add Event
Auto-populated Dates
Auto-dates pulled from Client Details and loss panels will appear here.
Timeline0 events
No events yet — add events above or click Refresh to pull from case data.
Evidence & Document Checklist
Track what evidence is needed per head of loss — exportable as a client care letter action list
Items marked as required update based on what you've entered in the schedule. Tick off as documents are received. Export as a to-do list or client letter.