Attorney Profiles

Gregory S. Malush graduated from the St. Louis University in 1982 with Bachelors of Science Degree in Chemistry. He is married to Jean Marie Malush and they have three children. Mr. Malush graduated from St. Louis University School of Law in 1985 and was admitted to practice in the State of Missouri in 1985, the State of Illinois in 1986, and the State of Minnesota in 1987.

Mr. Malush is admitted to practice in U. S. District Court for Minnesota, and he is on out of state practice for the State of Illinois and Missouri. Mr. Malush is a member of the Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association, the Minnesota Bar Association, and the Ramsey County Bar Association. He is an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association.

Mr. Malush has also been active in the community coaching Soccer, T-ball, Near-Ball, and Baseball for St. Paul Parks and Recreation Association out of Merriam Park Recreation. He was also a board member for the Merriam Park Community Council, Vice President and past President of the Merriam Park Community Council, which he is retired from presently.

Mr. Malush's major areas of practice is auto liability claims. He has helped families in multiple wrongful death automobile accident situations and received six figure awards for them. He has handled cases from farm injury, he recently got a six-figure settlement for an individual that was hurt on a step stool that she purchased from L.T.D commodities. He has represented a number of different individuals that were hurt on other peoples' commercial property where the Individual had fallen and sustained serious injuries. He has filed actions against numerous insurance companies to get coverage for his clients following accidents. He has handled numerous cases against State Farm, Fanners, Allstate, MSI, Progressive, Travelers, Infinity, USAA, American Family, just about any insurance company you can think of in automobile accidents to recoup no-fault benefits for clients when their benefits have been terminated by their no-fault insurance company. He was one of the attorneys handling one of the deaths in the Maria Avenue explosion which occurred July 22, 1993, just off of 1-94. He has represented individuals against power companies for injuries sustained on snowmobiles. He has helped individuals that are hurt in vehicles on the personal injury aspect of a workers compensation injury on numerous occasions. He has represented numerous families when their children have been attacked or bitten by dogs. He has represented families that have been injured by 18-wheelers, backhoes, and front loaders. He has also represented families in many severe accidents where multiple family members are hurt by people high on methamphetamine, alcohol, crack, cocaine, and any variety of street drugs or illegally obtained prescription medication. He has also represented individuals when they are injured by someone who lost control of their vehicle because of alleged diabetic shock, health issues and other problems, He also represents families in wrongful death claims against medical providers, nursing homes, and medical malpractice actions against physicians in Minnesota.

Mr. Malush strives to make sure our clients know what is going on with their case. They are contacted by our office to find out how they are doing, how their symptoms and injuries from an accident are progressing. We fight for them against both the insurance company of the individual who injured them and also against their own no-fault insurance company to make sure our clients get the appropriate care that is needed. He also helps direct the client to make sure they get sent to the appropriate specialist so the client gets the best care needed for their injuries, and the best chance for recovery.

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