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Why are trial lawyers afraid of self-driving cars?

Why are trial lawyers afraid of self-driving cars?
Between 1913 and 2024, motor vehicle deaths in the US increased by over 900%. This was not only due to more cars on the road, but complacency, complexity, carelessness, and other driver-related issues.
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