Employment litigation and wage-and-hour matters. Any trial or appellate engagement requires separate agreement on scope and court admission. Start with the limited information on the contact page; availability, fees, and costs must be agreed separately.
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Arthur Karadzhyan. The details matter. California litigation counsel focusing on employment disputes, wage-and-hour matters, legal research, and law and motion.
The work
My work includes employment litigation, wage-and-hour class and PAGA matters, legal research, and motions. Any trial or appellate engagement requires separate agreement on scope and court admission.
Practice
Employment litigation. Wage-and-hour. PAGA. Law and motion. Legal research.
Approach
Read the record. Build the argument. Respect the facts. No shortcuts.
Writing
Substantive, strategic legal writing for dispositive motions, motion briefs, and complex employment matters. Arguments change outcomes is a statement of purpose, not a promise in any matter.
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Briefs. Motions. Analysis. Perspective. Initial inquiries: see contact terms.
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About
Arthur Karadzhyan
Law Office of Arthur Karadzhyan · Cal. Bar No. 353639
I am a California employment lawyer based in Westlake Village. My experience includes employer-side employment litigation at Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani from April through November 2025 and plaintiff-side wage-and-hour class and representative actions at Bradley/Grombacher from November 2024 through March 2025. Earlier work included real-estate and land-use matters and transactional intellectual-property work as a law clerk. My work includes legal research, motion practice, arbitration, and PAGA analysis.
Experience on both sides informs the questions I ask: which records exist, what the evidence supports, which defenses need an answer, and where further investigation is necessary. Those questions guide the work; they do not predict a result.
I hold a J.D. from Pepperdine University School of Law, where I attended on a full-tuition Dean's Merit Scholarship, and a B.A. with honors from UC Berkeley.
How I run this practice
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