@JasonrShuman: Personal injury law firms should be terrified of Tesla FSD. Car accidents make up over 52% of all personal injury cases.
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The post argues that Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology poses a major threat to personal injury law firms, since car accidents account for over 52% of all personal injury cases and could decline as autonomous driving improves.
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Personal injury law firms should be terrified of Tesla FSD.
Car accidents make up over 52% of all personal injury cases.
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