personal injury lawyers are getting pulled into RICO territory, and Reuters says prosecutors are already using it in multiple cases. That matters because once a practice starts looking like an organized machine, intake and screening are the first things to get automated, audited, or both. This is not a random headline; it’s a signal that the cash machine around contingency fees is getting treated like a legal minefield. The open question is whether this is a cleanup of fraud or the start of a wider squeeze on the whole injury-law funnel. Pick a side in the comments: crime ring or aggressive sales?
