piCalculators' bespoke "Ogden Calculation Engine" is built aroung the latest (7th Edition) Ogden Table data.
Special Damages
Past Losses and Interest - a more advanced calculator
for value and interest accrued on multiple past losses (such as physiotherapy over a period).
Multipliers - Calculate simple multipliers for your client.
Future Losses - future loss
calculator for use where loss is over a certain period.
Variable Lifetime Costs - variable lifetime costs
calculator where annual losses are expected to change over time (such as care) using
methods described in paragraph 24 of the explanatory notes.
Loss of Earnings - variable future earnings
calculator for use where earnings are expected to change over the working life (such
as promotion) using methods described in paragraph 23 of the explanatory notes -
this method incorporates Tables A-D
for Contingencies other than Mortality and removes the need for a separate Smith
v Manchester award.
Roberts V Johnstone - calculate housing claim values
using our simple Roberts v Johnstone calculator.
General Damages
Heil v Rankin Uplift - get the latest RPI figures and
uplift value using our simple Heil v Rankin calculator.
Fatal
Fatal Multiplicand - calculates using rule of thumb
method multiplicands for fatal accident cases.
Dependency - a calculator providing loss values for dependants of the deceased in fatal claims.
Others
ONS Life Expectancy - see how ONS Life Expectancy data would affect your clients calculations.
accrued between 2 dates.
Interest - quick calculator for interest
accrued between 2 dates.
Advanced Interest - a more advanced interest calculator allowing complex interest and multiple repayments.
accrued between 2 dates.
Quick Multipliers - some quick and easy calculators when all you want is a single result.
Tax and NI - obtain Net earnings for current and
previous years.
Age - obtain an accurate (2DP) age at a
particular date.
Duration - obtain an accurate (2DP)
duration between 2 dates.
Loan - calculate loan payment or interest rate.
VAT - obtain the result of adding or
subtracting VAT from a figure.
