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Silva Maranjyan, Esq. catastrophic injury attorney blueprint

This second attorney example shows how the same publication framework adapts to a serious-injury profile: verified license facts, practice-area fit, local search support, source notes, and clean schema boundaries.

Quick answer

Silva Maranjyan, Esq. appears here as a page-format blueprint using verified public profile data. A real canonical page should keep attorney identity, practice focus, office context, and language support tied to visible sources.

Production canonical URL

/lawyers/silva-maranjyan/catastrophic-injury-lawyer

Owned by /sitemap-lawyers.xml. Second attorney specialty page with catastrophic injury focus.

Recommended production URL pattern

/lawyers/[attorney-slug]/catastrophic-injury-lawyer

This is a review-only blueprint. Real scaled pages should still be approved, canonical, unique, internally linked, and added to the correct sitemap only after passing the publication gates.

Structured-data target

Structured data that should ship with this page type

The visible structured-data stack keeps the content, page sections, and JSON-LD aligned for review before the production URL is published.

ProfilePagePersonServiceBreadcrumbListFAQPageImageObject

Attorney proof

Use a license-first profile spine

The page should make the attorney entity easy to verify before it makes persuasive claims. Bar profile, firm profile, office context, and practice focus form the backbone.

  • California State Bar number: 321803
  • Firm profile: Elite Law Group, APLC
  • Education: J.D., Southwestern Law School; B.A., UC Berkeley
  • Languages listed in the profile data: English, Armenian

Serious injury fit

Make the practice focus specific

A catastrophic injury attorney page should connect the lawyer to specific severe-injury needs without inventing case results or overstating unverified credentials.

  • Brain injury, spinal cord injury, medical negligence, and serious injury research paths
  • Future medical care, liability investigation, and documentation-heavy claims
  • Links to parent service guides and local serious-injury pages

Source discipline

Separate verified facts from page strategy

The blueprint can be persuasive, but every credential, role, language, and office detail should come from a source or be phrased conservatively.

  • Visible source cards should explain why each source matters
  • Schema should not contain hidden claims
  • No generated attorney likeness or unsupported award language

Page modules

Reusable blocks for this category

Catastrophic injury fit module

This module helps readers understand whether the profile fits severe, long-term injury cases.

  • Future medical treatment and life-care planning context
  • Liability investigation and expert documentation
  • Local serious-injury service and resource links

Attorney entity module

This keeps Google, visitors, and AI systems aligned on the attorney identity.

  • Verified name and bar number
  • Firm and office context
  • Practice areas and public source links

Image generation brief

Visual standard for this page type

Use only an approved real attorney portrait. Supporting visuals may use a neutral legal strategy background with no fake likeness, no text, no logos, and no invented awards.

Alt text

Portrait of Silva Maranjyan, Esq. used for the catastrophic injury attorney blueprint

FAQ schema source

Visible FAQs

How should this second attorney example be used?

It is a review-only format blueprint. A production attorney page should still be published at the real canonical lawyer URL after final source and attorney approval.

What makes this different from the first attorney example?

This version shows a different practice focus and attorney entity, so the blueprint can be tested against more than one lawyer profile.

Can catastrophic injury pages include case results?

Only if the result is public, source-backed, and attributed accurately. Otherwise the page should describe case fit without inventing outcomes.