With few new cases reaching their offices amid stay-at-home orders and mandated lockdowns, Connecticut personal injury attorneys expect a significant drop in income, according to new data from a national survey.

ALM Media, whose publications include Law.com and the Connecticut Law Tribune, conducted a nationwide survey between April 1 and 23. It asked attorneys how the coronavirus outbreak has impacted their income, how their new-case volume has changed, and what is happening with potential new clients seeking representation. There were 24 Connecticut attorneys out of 292 total respondents.

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