Ace Law Firm’s official website lists motorcycle accidents among its published practice areas and identifies Abraham Chuljyan as its founding attorney. Before comparing counsel, preserve the motorcycle, helmet, clothing, lights, scene geometry, vehicle damage, witness accounts, video locations, route data, and complete medical chronology.
Founding Attorney, Ace Law Firm, P.C.
Primary identity record
This is a focused supporting page. Use Abraham Chuljyan's full verified attorney profile as the primary identity record for biography, role, languages, office information, and public-record links. Then compare that verified background with the motorcycle accident information below.
The State Bar record lists Abraham Chuljyan as an active California attorney, State Bar #288713. Hurt Advice is a separate referral and legal information service, not the attorney's law firm.
Abraham Chuljyan is the founding attorney of Ace Law Firm, P.C. in Sherman Oaks, California. The State Bar of California lists him as an active attorney under State Bar #288713, admitted on January 16, 2013. The same official record identifies Ace Law Firm, P.C. as his current firm, confirms the Sherman Oaks office address and phone number, and lists Personal Injury as a self-reported practice area. The State Bar notes that self-reported practice areas are not certifications or guarantees of experience, so this profile treats that listing as one public verification point rather than a ranking.
Ace Law Firm publicly identifies Chuljyan as its founding attorney and describes the firm as focused on personal injury law and litigation. Its current practice menu lists automobile, trucking, motorcycle, slip-and-fall, pedestrian, and rideshare accidents. Those published categories support the scope shown on this profile. They do not establish that he accepts every matter, is available for a consultation, or has handled every factual variation within those categories. A prospective client should confirm fit, conflicts, fees, and who would perform the work directly with the independent law firm.
His official firm biography reports that he earned a bachelor's degree from the University of California, Los Angeles in Political Science and Latin American Studies. It also reports that he participated in exchange programs in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Chile from 2002 through 2004, then worked as an educator in inner-city Los Angeles before attending law school. He earned his J.D. from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law in 2009. The California State Bar independently lists the University of Detroit School of Law as his law school, and Super Lawyers also lists the 2009 J.D.
If you are evaluating a motorcycle accident case, compare Abraham's documented role, local relevance, and public background with the facts of your claim.
Before contacting the firm, review who Abraham is, which professional details are publicly supported, how the listed background relates to this claim type, and which questions still need to be answered directly.
If the case still needs more context before a consultation, move through the related legal guidance below. That path usually gives readers a better picture of deadlines, evidence priorities, and how a California personal injury claim may evolve after the first intake call.
Page-specific analysis
These issue-specific steps are tied to this page's documented practice basis and evidence path. They are not a case evaluation or a promise that the attorney will accept the matter.
Analysis 1
Repairs, disposal, or handling can change the motorcycle, helmet, clothing, lights, and mounted devices. Photograph each item in place, record custody, and avoid altering damaged components before qualified inspection decisions are made.
Record to bring: Motorcycle, helmet, protective clothing, lights, mounted devices, purchase or service records, and custody log
Analysis 2
Turning paths, lane changes, sight lines, lighting, road geometry, and final positions can matter more than a generic statement about right of way. Capture wide scene views and identify every camera or witness along both approaches.
Record to bring: Scene diagram, wide and close photographs, route data, witness contacts, video locations, report diagram, and weather or lighting notes
Analysis 3
Licensing, helmet, speed, lane position, and equipment facts should be documented accurately, but none should be treated as automatically deciding responsibility. Use source records to frame questions for case-specific legal review.
Record to bring: License and registration, insurance, helmet information, vehicle downloads, citations, CHP or police report, and medical records
The first question is whether this attorney's listed background relates to the liability pattern, medical proof, and insurance issues in a motorcycle accident case. Abraham's listed focus includes Personal Injury, Car Accidents, Truck Accidents. Confirm directly whether the attorney has handled facts similar to yours and who would work on the matter.
The second question is local execution. Sherman Oaks attorney identity, multilingual access, and California accident evidence preparation. That matters because venue strategy, treatment timelines, records, and witness development often change from one corridor or county pocket to another.
The third question is whether there is proof. Start with Active California State Bar #288713; no individual result amount is attributed without a case-specific source, review the credentials and public sources below, and then compare the broader service guidance linked on this page. That sequence gives you a much better picture than a profile page or a legal article alone.
Issue-specific evidence map
Start with records that can test turning or lane movement, rider visibility, roadway condition, protective gear, impact points, and vehicle data. Preserve motorcycle, helmet, clothing, lights, and post-crash vehicle condition, then organize scene media, lane measurements, witness accounts, and onboard data. Use those materials to ask focused questions about case fit and to compare Abraham Chuljyan, Esq.'s verified public profile. A profile page cannot determine liability, case value, availability, or whether an attorney will accept a matter.
Evidence 1
Preserve motorcycle, helmet, clothing, lights, and post-crash vehicle condition in original form, with dates, file metadata, and a note identifying who created or controls each item.
Evidence 2
Build a medical chronology that separates the event, first symptoms, first care, diagnoses, referrals, treatment response, restrictions, and prior related history.
Evidence 3
Organize scene media, lane measurements, witness accounts, and onboard data, marking what is confirmed, disputed, requested but missing, or controlled by another person or organization.
Evidence 4
Open Abraham Chuljyan, Esq.'s official license and identity sources, then write down questions about relevant experience, availability, conflicts, fees, and who would handle the work.
A useful review needs facts about turning or lane movement, rider visibility, roadway condition, protective gear, impact points, and vehicle data; a label or conclusion without underlying records is not enough.
Record to bring: motorcycle, helmet, clothing, lights, and post-crash vehicle condition
Dates and source records help distinguish observed facts from assumptions, identify gaps, and surface records that still need to be requested.
Record to bring: scene media, lane measurements, witness accounts, and onboard data
License status and public biography sources can support identity and listed experience, but they do not establish availability, case fit, likely outcome, or representation.
Record to bring: Official State Bar record, firm biography, and any source specifically supporting the stated specialty
In California, this review should keep incident proof, medical evidence, insurance or benefit records, possible deadline systems, and the attorney's public credentials in separate lanes. The official sources below explain general rules or processes; they do not resolve an individual matter. Confirm exceptions, contracts, public-entity procedures, and case-specific timing with independent counsel rather than calculating a deadline from this page.
What to compare
Use the page as a source-checking and consultation-preparation tool, not as a case evaluation or a guarantee that a particular attorney will accept the matter.
This page narrows Abraham Chuljyan, Esq.'s public record to a motorcycle accident fit question. Compare the incident type, potentially responsible parties, injuries, insurance issues, and jurisdiction without treating a directory listing as an endorsement or promise of representation.
For Abraham Chuljyan, Esq.'s motorcycle accident profile, open the available license, firm, biography, recognition, and representative-matter sources below. Confirm what each source actually supports instead of extending a general credential into an unsupported specialty claim.
Before comparing Abraham Chuljyan, Esq. with the facts of a motorcycle accident matter, organize the incident report, photographs or video, witness details, medical chronology, insurer communications, and any record specific to the people, product, property, vehicle, employer, or public entity involved.
Use this Abraham Chuljyan, Esq. motorcycle accident attorney page to prepare focused questions, then confirm availability, conflicts, fees, and who would handle the work directly. Hurt Advice provides legal information and referral routing; representation begins only under a separate agreement with an independent attorney.
Case-fit questions
Compare the public profile, the claim type, and relevant California guidance before requesting contact. This is an information and referral page, not a promise of representation or legal advice from Hurt Advice.
Is this the right profile?
Compare the listed focus areas, public sources, local context, and representative signals before deciding whether this attorney profile fits a motorcycle accident claim.
Does location matter here?
Sherman Oaks attorney identity, multilingual access, and California accident evidence preparation Local context can affect records, witnesses, medical chronology, and court or insurer expectations, but this page is not a guarantee of representation.
What evidence should I gather?
Use the linked guide, public sources, and next-step pages to organize photos, reports, treatment records, product or vehicle evidence, insurance letters, and deadline concerns.
Compare the claim facts with Abraham Chuljyan, Esq.'s listed focus areas, local context, and verified professional background.
Open the full profile and linked sources to confirm the role, license status when applicable, firm information, recognitions, languages, and publicly documented matters.
Use the connected practice-area guidance to understand evidence priorities, deadlines, insurance pressure points, and medical-documentation issues for this type of claim.
Organize the key facts and questions before contacting the intake team. Hurt Advice is an information and referral platform, not a law firm, and representation begins only under a separate written agreement with an independent attorney or law firm.
Verified professional background
These public-record details help visitors understand the attorney license status, case history, language support, recognition history, and published-work background before they contact the firm.
California Bar
The State Bar of California lists Abraham Chuljyan as active under State Bar #288713.
Firm role
Ace Law Firm identifies Abraham as its founding attorney, and the State Bar lists Ace Law Firm, P.C. as his current firm.
Published practice focus
Public sources connect the profile to personal injury, auto, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, slip-and-fall, and rideshare matters.
Education
The firm biography reports a UCLA bachelor's degree and a 2009 J.D. from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law.
Language access
The State Bar, firm biography, and independent profiles support the language information shown on this profile.
Published recognition
Super Lawyers lists Abraham Chuljyan as selected to Rising Stars in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023.
Southern California context
Verified office and attorney identity
The State Bar and public profiles list 15233 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 1217, Sherman Oaks, California 91403.
Collision and premises evidence preparation
Nearby readers can review California reporting, insurance, premises-control, and evidence-preservation resources. This does not claim a separate Hurt Advice office in Sherman Oaks.
Multilingual attorney comparison
English, Armenian, and Spanish language information can help readers prepare communication questions before contacting the independent firm.
Verified profile
Use these links to check the attorney license, firm profile, recognitions, and publicly documented matters directly.
Bar record
California Bar #288713
Firm profile
Ace Law Firm, P.C.
Languages
English, Armenian, Spanish
The State Bar of California public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-23.
Ace Law Firm attorney biography and practice areasView sourceAce Law Firm, P.C. public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-23.
Abraham Chuljyan Super Lawyers profileView sourceSuper Lawyers public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-23.
Abraham Chuljyan Justia lawyer directory profileView sourceJustia public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-23.
Abraham Chuljyan Avvo attorney profileView sourceAvvo public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-23.
Abraham Chuljyan Martindale attorney profileView sourceMartindale public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-23.
Abraham Chuljyan ACE LAW FIRM professional profileView sourceLinkedIn public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-23.
Abraham Chuljyan FindLaw lawyer profileView sourceFindLaw public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-24.
Abraham Chuljyan Lawyer.com attorney profileView sourceLawyer.com public source supporting the professional details identified here; dossier access date 2026-08-24.
J.D., University of Detroit Mercy School of Law (2009); B.A., Political Science and Latin American Studies, UCLA
13+ years since California Bar admission
English, Armenian, Spanish
Sherman Oaks
Case-history context
These are not guarantees of future results. They are public examples that help readers understand the kinds of issues linked to Abraham's record.
The State Bar lists Abraham Chuljyan as an active California attorney under State Bar #288713, admitted January 16, 2013.
View public sourceAce Law Firm identifies Abraham as its founding attorney and publishes automobile, trucking, motorcycle, slip-and-fall, pedestrian, and rideshare accident practice areas.
View public sourceThe firm biography reports UCLA and University of Detroit Mercy education, teaching experience in Los Angeles, and Armenian and Spanish language access.
View public sourceSuper Lawyers lists Abraham Chuljyan in Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff and records Rising Stars selections from 2020 through 2023.
View public sourceAce Law Firm publishes firm-level results without identifying Abraham's role in each matter. Hurt Advice does not recast those figures as his personal outcomes without a claim-specific source.
Discussion point
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