Attorney · Petrosyan Law Group, APC

Ani Petrosyan

Founding attorney. Immigration, personal injury and workers' compensation, practicing from Glendale and serving clients across Southern California.

Ani Petrosyan founded Petrosyan Law Group to do a particular kind of work: the matters where a family’s status, a person’s recovery, or an injured worker’s income is on the line, and where the person on the other side of the desk has usually never dealt with a lawyer before.

That shapes how the firm runs. You speak to the attorney handling your matter, not a case manager. Filings are prepared to be right the first time rather than fast, because a refusal costs a family months. And nothing is quoted vaguely — you are told the fee, in writing, before you decide anything.

The office works in English, Armenian, Russian and Spanish. For most clients here that is not a convenience; it is the difference between explaining their own case and having it explained for them.

Ani A. Petrosyan

Bar identifier

State Bar of California
#321494
Firm
Petrosyan Law Group, APC

Credentials

Admissions and education

Every claim on this page is verifiable. The California bar number above can be checked on the State Bar's public record.

Admitted to practice

  • State Bar of California — No. 321494
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
  • U.S. District Court, Central District of California
  • U.S. District Court, Southern District of California

Education and recognition

  • Juris Doctor, Southwestern Law School, Los Angeles
  • Master of Business Administration, Woodbury University
  • Bachelor of Arts, Pepperdine University
  • Certificate of Recognition, California State Senate

Languages in the office

  • English
  • Armenian
  • Russian
  • Spanish

How this firm works

Four things you can hold this office to.

  1. 01

    You speak to the attorney

    Not a case manager, not an assistant reading from a file. The person handling your matter is the person you talk to about it.

  2. 02

    The fee is fixed in writing first

    You are told the model and the figure before anything begins, and it does not move because the matter turned out to be more work.

  3. 03

    You are told what you can't have

    If a route is not available to you, you are told so at the consultation — not after a retainer has been paid.

  4. 04

    Calls come back the same day

    Within business hours, and in the language you prefer. An unanswered question in an immigration matter is not a small thing.

Next step

Bring your papers and thirty minutes.

The consultation is free and there is no obligation afterwards. In English, Armenian, Russian or Spanish.

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