About Malman Law
Car and motorcycle accident claims are among the matters handled by Malman Law in Chicago. The firm also represents people injured at work and by defective products.
Its broader practice addresses truck accidents, construction injuries, and nursing home abuse, along with medical malpractice and wrongful death. Malman Law offers free consultations and contingency-fee representation, so clients do not pay legal fees unless compensation is recovered. The firm identifies English- and Spanish-speaking personal injury lawyers, and its Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation Group is led by Attorney Cory Boyer. Online and on-site appointments are available for people discussing an injury claim or workplace case.
Before you choose Malman Law
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Where it stands out
- English- and Spanish-speaking lawyers
- Workers’ compensation group
- Free consultations 24 hours a day
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- Appointments are required.
Often hired by: Chicago residents with injury or workers’ compensation claims
Case types
Also takes: truck accidents
Key facts
- Type
- Personal injury attorney
- Rating
- 4.8 on average from 5,376 reviews
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Questions before you hire
Do I have to pay upfront for a personal injury lawyer?
No. They handle personal injury cases on a contingency-fee basis, so clients pay nothing upfront and the firm advances fees and expenses.
How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit in Illinois?
Usually two years from the accident date. Exceptions may apply depending on the circumstances.
What happens after filing a product liability claim?
They may file an insurance claim against the manufacturer, negotiate for a fair settlement, and file a lawsuit if the insurer does not make a favorable offer.
Are personal injury consultations free and available 24 hours a day?
Yes. They offer free consultations 24 hours a day for personal injury matters.
Do they have English- and Spanish-speaking personal injury lawyers?
Yes. They have an English- and Spanish-speaking personal injury team.