The History of Our Success

Edward Malley, President of Professional Media Services, Inc., comes to legal advertising with impressive credentials and a record of continuing success. He has a celebrated background in both business pursuits and television.

Mr. Malley and his successful business activities have been featured on the front page of The New York Times business section and in People magazine. He is a highly acclaimed journalist and business writer, having written articles published in the Sunday New York Times, Money magazine and the International Herald Tribune.

Mr. Malley has won numerous journalism awards, including the Michigan Associated Press Broadcaster's First Place Award for General Excellence in Individual Reporting. He was an on-air newscaster with television stations in Denver, Detroit, Pittsburgh and St. Louis, culminating in a position with the prestigious CBS flagship station in New York City.

Understanding the power and scope of television, Mr. Malley then brought his years of success and experience to the field of legal advertising. Starting with one client-attorney in 1983, Ed Malley and his company, Professional Media, soon had attorneys on the air in more than 80 cities across the country. He now has produced well over one thousand successful television commercials for lawyers.

Mr. Malley and his staff have designed a unique advertising program. Their TV ads are professionally produced and are specifically designed to maximize viewer response.

A team of highly trained professional media buyers strategically places the ads on programs that the injury victims or the disabled watch. Client-attorneys report that they receive more than two-thirds of their total calls within five minutes of the commercials airing.

Ira Thomas of Thomas & Thomas in Memphis, Tenn., a Professional Media custom client for more than seven years, says:

"...the quality of the calls we have been receiving has pleasantly surprised us. The response has truly been overwhelming and much more successful than I ever dreamed..."