Best Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers in Each of 10 Most Populated Cities in the US – Insider Monkey

In this article, we take a look at the best car accident and personal injury law firms in the 10 most populated cities in the US. If you want to check out our detailed analysis, go to the best car accident and personal injury lawyers in each of 30 biggest cities in America.
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Warren Buffett
Berkshire Hathaway
$293,447,417,000
David Einhorn
Greenlight Capital
$1,491,303,000
George Soros
Soros Fund Management
$5,416,602,000
Jim Simons
Renaissance Technologies
$77,426,184,000
Leon Cooperman
Omega Advisors
$1,886,381,000
Carl Icahn
Icahn Capital LP
$22,521,664,000
Steve Cohen
Point72 Asset Management
$22,767,998,000
John Paulson
Paulson & Co
$3,510,256,000
David Tepper
Appaloosa Management LP
$4,198,712,000
Paul Tudor Jones
Tudor Investment Corp
$6,160,740,000
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