Fractured or Broken Bones
Chicago Personal Injury Lawyers

Chicago Accidents Resulting in Broken Bones

The human skeleton is more fragile than it looks, and bones can break in a variety of ways. The most common cause of bone fractures, at least those that trigger compensation claims, are car wrecks and slip and fall accidents. When the accident was caused by someone else’s misconduct, you need to take legal action – and you’re going to need assistance.

The Importance of Knowing the True Value of Your Claim

Many personal injury victims are dangerously unaware of the true value of their claim. In all likelihood, you are entitled to far more than reimbursement for your medical expenses. You may be entitled to compensation for future medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and perhaps even punitive damages. We can help you calculate the true value of your claim.

Malman Law – the Winning Edge

At Malman Law, we let the numbers do the talking for us:

• We win 95 percent of our clients’ cases
• We have successfully represented over 15,000 clients
• Our clients have won literally hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation

Enough said? We hope so.

Most of Our Clients Win without Ever Going to Court

Upwards of 90 percent of our personal injury clients walk away with negotiated settlements. All bargaining, however, takes place “in the shadow of the law.” To win a decent settlement, you must prepare a case featuring admissible evidence that strikes fear into the heart of the opposing party whenever you mention the option of going to court. That’s our specialty.

Client Testimonial

“Kent and his team were fantastic!! They helped us with all our questions and resolved our case with Great Results!!! Highly recommend this firm!!!!” — Patti C.

Some of Our Related Practice Areas

At Malman Law, we represent victims of any type of personal injury. We always represent victims, never defendants. The following are some of our related areas of practice:

• Vehicle Accidents
• Slip and Fall Accidents
• Truck Accidents
• Wrongful Death
• Driving While on Bluetooth
• Arguing While Driving