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Wall Street Profits from Personal Injury Lawsuits
Wall Street investors profit from years-long personal injury lawsuits, risking plaintiff harm.
In brief
Wall Street investors profit from years-long personal injury lawsuits, risking plaintiff harm. Wall Street investors profit from prolonged personal injury lawsuits, potentially harming plaintiffs. Originally reported by Slate Magazine.
Wall Street Profits from Lawsuits
Wall street investors profit from personal injury lawsuits that last years, risking plaintiff harm.
Ellen Gabler's Investigation
Ellen gabler reported on how wall street investors profit from personal injury lawsuits in a new york times investigation.
Investor Profit Mechanism
Investors profit by betting on lawsuits dragging on for years, increasing payout chances.
Unsettling Consequences
Prolonged lawsuits risk plaintiff harm, with investors profiting from the delay.
Slate Money Podcast
Slate money podcast features emily peck interviewing ellen gabler about the new york times investigation.
What it means
Wall Street investors profit from prolonged personal injury lawsuits, potentially harming plaintiffs.
