Lawyers Who Hate Math

Lawyers Who Hate Math
Developer: Margaret Hayes
Category: Productivity
~50 - 100
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App Description

Numbers should never get in the way of justice. Yet for so many attorneys, paralegals, and legal professionals, the most dreaded part of the job isn’t researching case law, drafting airtight motions, or standing up in court. It’s the math. Calculating damages, interest, penalties, settlements, fee schedules, deadlines, percentages, adjustments, tax implications—these tasks often eat up hours that could be better spent building arguments and advocating for clients.

That’s where our tool comes in. Built specifically for lawyers who would rather argue precedent than crunch numbers, this app is the smarter, faster, easier way to handle the calculations that creep into nearly every case. Whether you’re in litigation, transactional law, family law, employment law, personal injury, or corporate practice, you already know that math hides in the details. With this tool, you can finally take the headache out of numbers and return your focus to the law.

Why lawyers love it:
• Simple, lawyer-friendly interface – Forget spreadsheets with endless formulas. Our app speaks in plain legal language, not accountant jargon.
• Accurate, instant results – Input your numbers, hit calculate, and get court-ready results you can rely on.
• Tailored for legal practice – Damages, interest rates, wage and hour calculations, divorce asset splits, contract penalties, structured settlements, statutory fines—we cover the calculations that matter most to lawyers.
• Professional presentation – Export clean, formatted reports for use in court filings, exhibits, client updates, or negotiations.
• Time-saving efficiency – What once took hours now takes minutes. You can spend less time punching numbers and more time winning arguments.

Common uses include:
• Calculating damages in tort and contract disputes.
• Determining pre- and post-judgment interest.
• Splitting marital property in divorce.
• Computing overtime and back pay in employment cases.
• Modeling settlement offers and fee structures.
• Estimating statutory fines or penalties.
• Projecting long-term financial impact in corporate transactions.

For the lawyer who dreads the math portion of the job, this tool is not just a convenience—it’s peace of mind. Imagine never again second-guessing your math before walking into court. Imagine saving hours of late-night recalculation