Several attorneys at small and midsized plaintiffs firms say they are seeing more medical malpractice and serious personal-injury cases referred to them by their large firm counterparts because of those firms’ selectivity in taking cases.
That selectivity—which some say is driven by the certificate of merit requirement, along with higher financial thresholds for access to court—does not mean that all small to midsized firms are seeing referrals.
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