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Sadly, for many personal injury litigators the fixed costs regime has made the ‘ideal caseload’ simply unfeasible. If you don’t run at least 200 cases simultaneously, it’s hard to make a profit: the profit costs just aren’t high enough, and they diminish every year since they’re not linked to inflation. The easy solution would be to do only multi-track work, but for small, high-street firms, finding a large number of multi-track cases is easier said than done. And let’s not even talk about those litigators who deal mainly with portal RTA claims. My heart goes out to them!