Bridgeport
Injury Lawyers

Experienced Accident Lawyers for the People of Bridgeport, IL

Our Bridgeport clients retain us after suffering a road accident on the Chicago-Kansas City Expressway, medical malpractice at a local hospital, or another type of injury. Many end up at Mercy Hospital & Medical Center or at hospitals further afield. What they all have in common is that they have been victimized by the someone else’s misconduct. If this happened to you, you have the right to be angry.

Should I Fight or Settle?

Generally, you should attempt to settle first, since it’s quicker and easier that way. Because of Malman Law’s fearsome reputation in court, it is likely that the defendant (or his insurance company) will become much more amenable to settlement once they realize that we are representing you. 95 percent of our cases are resolved through out-of-court settlements. We will be happy to negotiate on your behalf to make sure that you receive every penny you are entitled to, and we can draft a settlement agreement that fully protects your interests. We know all the negotiating tricks that stingy insurance companies and evasive defendants like to pull, and we won’t fall for any of them. Nobody messes with one of our clients.

Our Zero Fee Guarantee

At Malman Law, we care about how strong your claim is, not how many zeroes appear on your bank account statement. Since we win about 95 percent of our cases, we don’t bill on an hourly basis. If we don’t win, you pay nothing. If we do win, our fee is calculated as a percentage of your recovery, and it won’t come due until your money actually arrives.

Testimonial

“If anyone has a problem and is in need of help call Malman Law. At Malman Law you are not just a client, you are part of the family.” —  Donyell G.

Types of Cases We Handle

Following are only a few examples of the types of personal injury cases we handle:

• Vehicle accidents
• Nursing home abuse
• Worker’s Compensation
• Medical malpractice
• Slip and fall accidents
• Product liability
• Dog bites
• Wrongful death