Malone Law

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Malone Law is dedicated to the ethical representation of those who have been seriously injured or killed by the carelessness of others. The goal is to secure justice in the form of proper and adequate monetary compensation for those they serve. “Life offers no greater reward than making a difference in the quality of another person’s life,” says Tommy Malone.

CALLED TO SERVICE

The work of Malone Law is driven by a calling to serve its clients and society as a whole. Tommy and his son, Adam, strive in everything they do to be worthy of their calling. Their areas of focus cover the gamut of serious injuries. Tommy’s leadership, experience and talent has resulted in many record-setting recoveries for victims and their survivors, including a $45 million verdict against an HMO for a child who suffered amputations of his arms and legs. Together, Tommy and Adam have recovered millions to provide necessary medical care, replace lost income and to help compensate for the lost quality of life for those who suffered from tractor-trailer wrecks, fires and explosions, airplane crashes and medical negligence.

DEDICATION

Monetary compensation for their clients does not stand alone as testament to the Malones’ dedication—educating others is part of their dedication. Tommy has published two books on trial practice, and the duo frequently lectures and writes articles for their colleagues. “We strive to give back to better the profession,” says Tommy.

LEADING THE WAY

When Tommy entered the practice of law more than 40 years ago, he was one of few lawyers nationwide who stood up for victims of medical carelessness. He took on cases that others considered impossible to win because of prejudice against victims and bias in favor of the rich and powerful. Careful case selection and dedication ensure all clients are given the benefit of all the resources Malone Law has to offer. “When cases are properly prepared for trial, settlement is the option chosen by many insurance companies who would rather not face our team in court,” says Adam.

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