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Auto v. Auto
Client suffered a traumatic brain injury after a vehicle smashed into the back of her parked vehicle; the insurance company failed to pay the $250,000 policy in a timely manner.
Auto v. Motorcycle
The defendant, a County of Riverside trash truck, made a left turn in front of the client, causing serious orthopedic injuries.
Auto v. Pedestrian
The defendant, a city of Riverside trash truck, made a left turn in front of the client, which caused serious orthopedic injuries requiring surgery.
Maryam Parman Award Winning Personal Injury Attorney
By the time Maryam Parman entered law school in 1994 at Western University College of Law, she already knew what she wanted to do once she got her Juris Doctor (J.D.). As an undergraduate studying pre-med at the University of California, Irvine, she’d developed an awareness of human injury and she knew that she wanted to help people who have been physically harmed.
She decided that she wanted to do that by becoming a lawyer. Since launching her career in 1998, Parman has done just that by focusing her practice solely on assisting injured people in getting their lives back together.
Her practice continues to focus solely on injury and death cases resulting from automobile accidents, premises liability, products liability, elder abuse, police brutality, animal attacks, and construction-site accidents.
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Maryam Parman Foundation for Injured Children
Maryam Parman founded the California non-profit Maryam Parman Foundation for Injured Children (MPFIC) in 2017. While working as a personal injury attorney to represent plaintiffs, she witnessed many cases that involved children who had suffered from catastrophic injuries who were not being able get the compensation needed to cover current or future medical expenses. She made the decision to do something about this and established MPFIC to focus solely on funding healthcare services and providing mobility accommodations to children in need.
Find out more about MPFIC www.mpfic.org and see how you can help.
