People stay at home. Highways have fewer cars. One result? Fewer auto collisions.
That means fewer lawsuits.
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In a national survey, 58% of car wreck lawyers said their income stayed the same during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it flips on the head in terms of future income expectations. There were 71% who expected a future drop in earnings. Why?
May 26, 2020 at 08:41 AM
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People stay at home. Highways have fewer cars. One result? Fewer auto collisions.
That means fewer lawsuits.
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