James Malek

Overview

Jim Malek has been a licensed Ohio Attorney since 1995. He has tried numerous personal injury and worker’s compensation cases to jurors throughout the state of Ohio. Before becoming an attorney, Jim worked for Big Bear Stores in Columbus for 11 years where he learned the importance of hard work and respect. Jim received a B.S. in Zoology from the Ohio State University in 1990. He graduated from the Cleveland State College of Law cum laude in 1995. He is happily married with two young children. In his spare time Jim enjoys working on a farm house which has been in his wife’s family since the 1800’s.

Education

Cleveland State College of Law, J.D. 1995
Ohio State University, B.S. Zoology 1990

Professional Associations

Ohio State Bar Association
Columbus Bar Association
American Association for Justice
Ohio Association for Justice
Central Ohio Association for Justice

I’ve been coming to Ed Malek’s office for roughly 14-15 years and I’ve been very satisfied with the service and help they’ve given me. I’d recommend them to everybody I know.

Phil, Columbus, OH

I’ve known Ed Malek and his sons for many years. They have taken care of every bit of my needs and it has been a pleasure knowing them and having them do work for me.

Rudy, Columbus, OH

I got my life back. I’m working now. Everything is going well and I really appreciate everything they’ve done for me.

Iula, Columbus, OH

Not once, not once my friend have I had a concern. Its been like I’m part of the family. If you need someone you can trust, someone who can help you, then at Malek & Malek, you’re in the right place.

Roger, Columbus, OH

Recent News

Feb 28,2023

What is the Difference Between a Catastrophic and a Non-Catastrophic Injury?

If you’ve been reading about your legal rights online, you may have come across some articles discussing “catastrophic” injuries. You might be wondering what exactly this means, and you may also be wondering if it matters whether your injuries qualify as catastrophic. In Ohio, the simple answer is: It doesn’t […]

Feb 21,2023

Understaffing Increases the Risk of On-the-Job Injuries

The economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have left many businesses severely understaffed. While this presents challenges when it comes to customer service, it also increases the risk of on-the-job injuries for those who show up to work. If your workplace is understaffed and you have been injured on the […]

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What is the Difference Between a Catastrophic and a Non-Catastrophic Injury?

Understaffing Increases the Risk of On-the-Job Injuries

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