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You are a litigator by nature. Trial and litigation skills are transferable and most attorneys don’t know how to do either.
NY May be a no fault state, but there's still a lot of auto accidents being litigated. Take it from a guy who defends the bus company for a living.
I work in Florida, which is also a no-fault state, and we are SATURATED with PI. Just because it’s no fault does not mean there’s no PI. We’re just typically suing the insurers instead.
No fault does not eliminate auto cases lol. Plus I’m sure you’ll love the Labor Law here too!
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NJ/NY here, plenty of work for a PI attorney in this area.
I went from Chicago to Michigan, a no-fault State. The transfer was easy because I fell into a great firm. Sign up for ICLE and learn the basics of the auto law there. You’ll be fine.