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Attorney publications and appearances with original proof
Every record below names the attorney on the original publisher page and links back to the attorney's primary Hurt Advice identity record. Hurt Advice does not relabel a court filing, firm roster, or search result as authorship, commentary, or an interview.
The Great Trials Podcast identifies Armen Akaragian and Garo Mardirossian as interview guests discussing Uno v. Toyota, a wrongful-death and unintended-acceleration trial. The notes below paraphrase the publisher episode page and do not turn the discussion into a promise about another matter.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The Great Trials Podcast episode page names Armen Akaragian in the episode title and identifies him as an interview guest discussing Uno v. Toyota.
The Armenian Bar Association identifies Armen Akaragian as master of ceremonies for its 2019 Judges Night and quotes his reflection after the program. Hurt Advice records only that documented event role and does not imply that the association endorses this profile or that Armen reviewed it.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The original Armenian Bar Association event report explicitly names Armen Akaragian as master of ceremonies and publishes a direct post-event reflection attributed to him.
The firm page explicitly identifies Armen Akaragian as the article author and describes the published Ekbatani matter. Hurt Advice uses the byline as authorship evidence and does not treat a past verdict as a promise, prediction, or guarantee for another case.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The original Mardirossian Akaragian LLP page displays an explicit Armen Akaragian author byline for the Ekbatani article.
The firm page explicitly identifies Armen Akaragian as the article author and includes his published preparation commentary. Hurt Advice links to the original page for attribution and does not imply that the article predicts representation, strategy, or an outcome in another matter.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The original Mardirossian Akaragian LLP page displays an explicit Armen Akaragian author byline for the Pannu article.
The first-party Western Prelacy publication says ACYA Chairman Raffi Naljian delivered a message during the April 2010 Spiritual Revival II program. Hurt Advice records only that historical community speaking role and does not present the religious program as legal advice, injury-law expertise, endorsement, or review of this profile.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The Western Prelacy's original May-August 2010 Spiritual Prism issue identifies the program, names ACYA Chairman Raffi Naljian, and states that he delivered a message to participants.
The publisher page displays the byline Raffi G. Naljian, Esq. and his NaljianLaw.com email above a report about Armenian Church Youth Association activities. Hurt Advice uses those publisher details as authorship evidence and does not present this community article as legal advice, an injury-law credential, or attorney review of this site.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The publisher page displays a Raffi G. Naljian Esq. byline together with a NaljianLaw.com email address above the article.
The foundation publishes this community-education article under Nina Garayan, Esq. and identifies her as a co-founder. It demonstrates a real public byline, but Hurt Advice does not characterize the article as legal or medical advice and does not imply that Nina reviewed this profile.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The original Walking With Alex Foundation page displays Nina Garayan Esq. as the named author of the community-education article.
The Merojax publisher page is titled Kamurjner - Nina Garayan and embeds the program video. Hurt Advice uses the page only as named interview participation evidence; it does not imply legal advice, Hurt Advice review, endorsement, or current availability.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The Merojax publisher page title names Nina Garayan and the page embeds the Kamurjner program video under that exact episode record.
The publisher agenda names Nina Garayan of Garayan Law Group for this session on the Los Angeles program. Hurt Advice treats the agenda as evidence of a published speaker listing only; it does not claim attendance, quote an unverified presentation, or imply that Nina reviewed this site.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The official WILBYBETTY program names Nina Garayan of Garayan Law Group beside the session title and scheduled Los Angeles time slot.
In a published first-person interview, Nina describes immigrating from Armenia, learning English, pursuing UCLA and law school, building Garayan Law Group, and balancing professional, family, and community responsibilities. The notes below paraphrase that interview and do not add claims beyond the source.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The VoyageLA publisher page is a first-person Q&A titled Meet Nina Garayan of Garayan Law Group and identifies Nina throughout the interview.
The publisher identifies Nina as the episode guest for a discussion about business protection and nondisclosure agreements. Hurt Advice links to that publisher record as participation evidence and does not convert the episode into case-specific advice or attorney review of this site.
Source checked August 24, 2026
Why this record qualifies: The publisher episode title names Nina Garayan and the episode description identifies her as the guest for the recorded discussion.
These records document existing public participation only. They do not establish current availability, a Hurt Advice review, an endorsement, an attorney-client relationship, or a likely result in another matter.
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