Attorney Carolyn Salzmann
Managing Member of Legally Pink Law
“Anytime you’re bringing a personal injury case it’s
always a David versus Goliath battle. When big corporations go up against
individuals it’s an uneven playing field. My work levels the playing
fields to get my clients maximum compensation and help them get joy and
happiness back in their life. That is why my work is so fulfilling for
me. It is why I love what I do. I wouldn’t do anything else.”
ABOUT CAROLYN SALZMANN
Carolyn is unique in the field of personal injury law because she is an
attorney and an engineer. She received her Bachelor of Science in Chemical
Engineering from the
New Jersey Institute of Technology and was inducted into the
National Chemical Engineering Honor Society as a result of her academic excellence.
As Carolyn’s engineering career progressed, she continued her education
and obtained her
Master of Business Administration from Pepperdine University. She understands the economic damages caused by your injury. Knowing the
full financial ramifications of a serious accident enables her to tenaciously
advocate for your optimal restitution.
Eventually, Carolyn made the purposeful decision to leave her engineering
career and pursue law school full-time. She
graduated third in her class from University of Toledo School Of Law.
Passionate, compassionate, relentless, and prepared describe Carolyn’s
approach to her practice of injury law. As the founder and chief litigator
of Legally Pink Law, Carolyn personally oversees every case that comes
into the office. Helping people who have been taken advantage of by insurance
companies and unscrupulous businesses is her primary motivation as a personal
injury attorney.
WHY AN ENGINEERING BACKGROUND MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN INJURY LAW
Carolyn graduated with a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering prior
to becoming an attorney. The training she received as an engineer gives
her a unique advantage as an injury attorney and sets her apart from her
peers. Understanding the mechanics of physical reaction impacts can be
a huge advantage in an injury lawsuit. Having the ability to quantify
the velocity and angles of impact can make the difference of who is at
fault and how physical damage is assessed. This knowledge can influence
the amount of a settlement or the outcome of a verdict.
EDUCATION
-
University of Toledo School Of Law
- Juris Doctorate/law degree, third in her class
-
Pepperdine University in Malibu, California
- Master of Business Administration, with Honors
-
New Jersey Institute of Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, with Honors
AWARDS & ACCOLADES