You should choose Malarkey Perlin because we devote the time and resources needed to handle complex, high-stakes matters the right way. We prepare every case for trial, which strengthens negotiations and ensures we’re ready to fight for you in court.

It depends! Some cases are able to be resolved in a matter of months, and others take years.

Many personal injury and medical malpractice cases settle before trial, but at Malarkey Perlin, LLC we prepare every case as if it will be tried in court. This approach often leads to stronger settlements — and if trial is necessary, we are ready to fight for you.

Punitive damages are meant to punish reckless or intentional conduct and deter it from happening again. They are rarely available in personal injury cases, except in very limited circumstances.

In most personal injury cases, recoverable damages include past and future medical bills, past and future lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Medical records, accident reports, photos, and insurance paperwork are helpful, but don’t worry if you don’t have them right away.

No. We offer free consultations so you can speak with a lawyer about your case with no upfront cost.

Yes. We use Artificial Intelligence and other advanced technologies to improve efficiency, strengthen analysis, and deliver more effective advocacy, always with strict safeguards for confidentiality and security, and never as a substitute for human judgment.

We work on a contingency fee basis -- which means we are only paid if we take your case and earn you a financial recovery.

If we take your case, we advance all costs of litigation. These are reimbursed to us only if we recover money for you.

The honest answer is "it depends." Every case is unique, and the value of your case depends on many factors.

We evaluate the evidence, the law, and your injury. We accept cases of serious injury that we believe we can prove in court.

Catastrophic injury and malpractice cases are complex and expensive, and insurance companies and hospitals are backed by endless resources. Having experienced trial lawyers gives you the best chance at full and fair compensation.

In a medical malpractice case, you may recover damages for medical expenses, lost income, and the pain and suffering caused by a provider’s negligence.

There are strict time limits for filing lawsuits known as the "statute of limitations." The deadline is different depending on the type of case and where the case arose.

In a wrongful death case, surviving family members may recover for funeral expenses, lost financial support, pain and suffering of the deceased, and grief damages as a result of losing a loved one.