Melody Parman

Injury Attorney

Melody Parman is a Super Woman Super Lawyer. Ms. Parman grew up with a natural passion for debate, advocacy, and leadership, interests that guided her toward a career in law. At the University of California, Los Angeles, she served as President of the Political Science Club and competed on the Model United Nations team, experiences that helped develop her skills in public speaking, research, and analysis. She went on to earn her Juris Doctor from California Western School of Law, completing a three-year program in just two years, reflecting her determination and focus. Since being admitted to practice law in California in 2010, she has devoted her career to personal injury law, where she focuses on representing individuals harmed by negligence.

Over the course of her career, Ms. Parman’s work has contributed to significant, and in some instances life-changing, recoveries for clients, including matters with outcomes of $45 million for a severely injured minor, $42.75 million for a client who sustained a traumatic brain injury, and $27 million in a motorcyclist injury case involving recovery beyond available policy limits. These results are not typical, and outcomes depend on the specific facts and circumstances of each case.

Her complex work has earned recognition from organizations including; The National Trial Lawyers, Top 40 Under 40 Trial Attorneys, Top 25 Women Trial Attorneys in California, Top 100 Trial Attorneys in the Nation, and over a decade of selection to Super Lawyers from 2015 through 2026. In 2026, she was also featured as a Top Lawyer by Orange Coast Magazine, a distinction based on peer nominations and professional evaluation within the local legal community. Ms. Parman has also been recognized by the United States Department of Defense as a Patriotic Employer. These recognitions are based on criteria established by the respective organizations and do not guarantee future results.

Outside of her practice, Ms. Parman finds balance through travel, fitness, yoga, hiking, and her passion for food and cooking. She stays engaged with current events, which informs her perspective as an advocate. She is driven by a commitment to fairness, particularly when representing children and families, and draws inspiration from her own family. Working alongside her mother, sisters, nieces, and close friends has deepened her sense of accountability and purpose, while her husband, their two children, and their dogs, Maya and Owen, remind her daily of the importance of supporting and advocating for every client.

Ms. Parman is licensed to practice law in California and Texas.