Maryam Parman

Maryam Parman, an accomplished personal injury attorney with over 24 years of experience, has dedicated her practice to representing victims of motorcycle accidents and other serious injuries. She began her legal career in 1998 after completing her law degree at Western University College of Law, leveraging her pre-med background from the University of California, Irvine. Parman's specialization is evident in her impressive track record of over $2 billion recovered for clients, with a remarkable 99 percent success rate in her cases. This success stems from her personalized approach to client care, where she prioritizes understanding each client's unique circumstances to effectively advocate for maximum compensation.

The firm has achieved notable case results, including representing clients injured in motorcycle accidents involving various defendants, such as municipal vehicles. One significant case highlighted involved a client hit by a County of Riverside trash truck, resulting in serious orthopedic injuries. Parman’s firm understands the complexities surrounding motorcycle accidents, where victims often face significant hurdles due to aggressive tactics used by insurance companies. Her extensive knowledge in this area enables her to effectively counteract these tactics, ensuring that clients receive the settlements they deserve while helping them navigate the often challenging recovery process.

Beyond her legal practice, Maryam Parman also contributes to the community through the Maryam Parman Foundation for Injured Children, which she established to provide essential services for children who have sustained catastrophic injuries. This foundation underscores her commitment to advocacy not only for her clients but also for the broader community, making her a prominent figure in California's personal injury arena. With a focus on fighting against large insurance companies, Parman is dedicated to holding them accountable and providing a strong voice for injured individuals, particularly motorcyclists who are at a heightened risk on the roads.