Attorneys

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MAX MALMYGIN

Max Malmygin started his career as a defense attorney in Worker's Compensation in 2004.

Mr. Malmygin served as a Mediator with the Loyola Law School, Center for Conflict Resolution, where he conducted mediations pertaining to domestic violence, personal injury, EEOC, and landlord/tenant disputes. In May 2004, for his dedication and service, he received Honorable Mention Outstanding Program Staff Award from County of Los Angeles. Because of his training as a litigator, and in combination with his experience as a mediator, Mr. Malmygin possesses a unique set of skills to handle settlements and trials of any complexity. Mr. Malmygin started his workers' compensation career as an associate with the immediate responsibility of handling a heavy case load and representing major companies and municipalities. His practice includes defense of 132a claims, Serious and Willful Misconduct claims, and high profile asbestos claims. Throughout his career, Mr. Malmygin has applied an aggressive approach in handling cases along with skillful negotiations to achieve the best possible results for his clients. He succeeded in achieving multiple “take nothings” at trials, dismissal of claims, and Compromise & Release agreements for no money.

Mr. Malmygin was the principal lead attorney in the published opinion on Lawrence Wiener vs. Ralphs Grocery Company, which marked the end of Vocational Rehabilitation benefits, saving millions of dollars to employers in California. In 2010, Mr. Malmygin was certified as a workers' compensation specialist

Education

Loyola Law School
Juris Doctor, 2003

UCLA
B.A., Political Science, 2000

Activities & Affiliations

• CA BAR, Member
• Beverly Hills Bar, Member

Bar Admissions

• California