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It’s worth a shot. The upsides include no billables, no billables, and no billables. The downsides are dealing with unpredictable clients (but you are already in crim law so probably not a big deal) and possibly having to deal with the dark world of lien doctors (referring plaintiffs to doctors who over treat just to drive up the bill because they are treating on a lien).
Your day to day will probably consist of taking and defending depositions, writing motions (mostly dry procedural ones), and asking opposing counsel for discovery extensions. Or responding to emails from opposing counsel asking for extensions. You might get to help a few people along the way.
I say go for it.