The Vermont personal injury attorneys at Maley & Maley are experienced and successful trial lawyers dedicated solely to representing individuals and families in personal injury and medical malpractice lawsuits. Father and son, John and Chris Maley, are Vermont natives who regularly represent Vermonters and out-of-state residents who were harmed while in Vermont, traveling, vacationing, attending college, or who have received medical treatment at one of the state's health care facilities. They also represent Vermont residents for claims arising from injuries or deaths that occur outside the state.

Recent verdicts and settlements handled by Maley & Maley include:

Medical Malpractice: Chris Maley resolved a medical malpractice case involving the alleged failure to appropriately diagnose and treat a 42-year-old woman's severe lower extremity injury resulting in catastrophic harm for in excess of three and a half million dollars.

Auto accident: Attorneys John Maley and Chris Maley settled, just prior to closing arguments, a United States District Court personal injury automobile accident claim for $2,925,000.00.

Medical Malpractice: Chris Maley recovered $2,375,000.00 in a medical malpractice lawsuit involving the negligent delay in diagnosis of prostate cancer.

Birth Injury: John and Chris Maley settled a medical malpractice case alleging negligent discharge of a six-month old boy from an emergency department resulting in brain damage, blindness, cerebral palsy, and ultimately death two and a half years later. At the request of the defendant, the amount of the settlement is to remain confidential.

Auto Accident: John and Chris Maley obtained a $1,800,000.00 settlement in a wrongful death motor vehicle accident claim.

Medical Malpractice: Chris Maley obtained a jury verdict for $800,000.00 in a medical malpractice wrongful death case involving the failure to monitor a patient on Coumadin.

Personal Injury: John and Chris Maley resolved a playground accident injury claim on behalf of a nine year old girl against a municipality for $800,000.00.