I think you have a very mistaken impression

I worked with some of those attorneys and did manage to get them to take a few of my cases. Some were 7 figure cases, but most were smaller. One I found a casino operating out of a neighborhood. Another the fellow was keeping a second set of books for the fake acupuncture treatments from people who faked accidents. The casino didn't go to court, just agreed and paid. The acupuncture treatment did go to court and he went to jail. It was due to the insurance fraud I think. The casino was high six figures, and the accident fraud was only a hundred k not taxed.

And yes, I'm aware of some/many of the cases in your article. But, as I say, there's many cases that never go to court. I had one case where the attorneys agreed there was fraud, but it was to convoluted to explain to a jury (and some judges) - so we just took the money.