Armen Akaragian’s official biography documents a leading role in Lorenzo v. Calex Engineering, a 2025 wrongful-death appeal involving construction logistics and off-site pedestrian safety. A useful construction-injury review should identify every entity controlling the site, haul route, traffic plan, equipment, and disappearing records before comparing counsel.
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Primary identity record
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The State Bar record lists Armen Kevork Akaragian as an active California attorney, State Bar #242303. Hurt Advice is a separate referral and legal information service, not the attorney's law firm.
The full profile for Armen Akaragian, Esq. documents California State Bar #242303 and a published affiliation with Mardirossian Akaragian LLP with links to the underlying public sources. This guide focuses on the records and attorney-fit questions for the issue below; the profile supplies the complete biography and credential history.
A linked issue guide does not establish personal experience with this exact kind of case or promise representation. Use the evidence and decision questions below, then ask licensed counsel who would handle the matter.
Page-specific analysis
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Analysis 1
A project owner, general contractor, subcontractor, equipment provider, property manager, or trucking company may control a different part of the work. Preserve the contracts and daily records that show who directed the activity connected to the injury.
Record to bring: Contracts, subcontractor list, daily reports, safety assignments, equipment records, and witness names
Analysis 2
Construction responsibility can extend beyond a fenced worksite when staging, deliveries, haul routes, gates, or traffic controls affect a public roadway. Record the vehicle path and request nearby video before routine retention periods expire.
Record to bring: Haul-route plan, dispatch records, gate logs, traffic-control plan, driver identity, and camera locations
Analysis 3
Employer notices and workers compensation documents answer different questions from evidence about a property owner, contractor, vehicle operator, or equipment company. Organizing both tracks prevents one claim process from obscuring another possible source of responsibility.
Record to bring: DWC-1 materials, incident report, Cal/OSHA records, medical restrictions, contracts, and insurance correspondence
Issue-specific evidence map
Start with records that can test who controlled the work area, activity, equipment, safety procedure, vehicle movement, or property condition at the time of the incident. Preserve site photographs, incident reports, contracts, daily logs, safety assignments, equipment records, and witness identities, then organize workers compensation materials, medical restrictions, insurance records, preservation requests, and third-party ownership or control evidence. Use those materials to ask focused questions about case fit and to compare Armen Akaragian, 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 site photographs, incident reports, contracts, daily logs, safety assignments, equipment records, and witness identities 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 workers compensation materials, medical restrictions, insurance records, preservation requests, and third-party ownership or control evidence, marking what is confirmed, disputed, requested but missing, or controlled by another person or organization.
Evidence 4
Open Armen Akaragian, 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 who controlled the work area, activity, equipment, safety procedure, vehicle movement, or property condition at the time of the incident; a label or conclusion without underlying records is not enough.
Record to bring: site photographs, incident reports, contracts, daily logs, safety assignments, equipment records, and witness identities
Dates and source records help distinguish observed facts from assumptions, identify gaps, and surface records that still need to be requested.
Record to bring: workers compensation materials, medical restrictions, insurance records, preservation requests, and third-party ownership or control evidence
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 Armen Akaragian, Esq.'s public record to a construction 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 Armen Akaragian, Esq.'s construction 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 Armen Akaragian, Esq. with the facts of a construction 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 Armen Akaragian, Esq. construction 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?
Use documented credentials and available sources to prepare questions about a construction accident claim. A related guide does not establish personal experience in this specific issue.
Does location matter here?
Los Angeles, Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, Beverly Hills, and Santa Monica product liability, wrongful death, motor vehicle, public entity liability, and premises liability matters 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, available 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 Armen Akaragian, Esq.'s verified public role and sources. Ask licensed counsel about matter-specific experience rather than inferring it from this guide.
Open the full profile and linked sources to confirm the role, license status, 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.
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Verified profile
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Bar record
California Bar #242303
Firm profile
Mardirossian Akaragian LLP
Languages
English, Armenian
Firm profile used for admissions, education, memberships, recognitions, practice focus, representative case history, and published-work references.
Akaragian Law founder profileView sourceCurrent official firm website identifying Armen as founder and describing its Los Angeles and Orange County motor-vehicle and personal-injury practice.
California State Bar profileView sourcePublic license record confirming active status, bar number 242303, and May 30, 2006 admission date.
Pannu case result pageView sourceFirm case-result page credits Armen and Garo and labels $21,654,000 a total payout; the published appellate opinion identifies that amount as the affirmed judgment.
Lewis v. Ukran published appellate opinionView sourceCourt opinion identifies Armen among counsel and records a $1,651,702.39 damages award after a bench trial; the firm separately reports payment after appeal.
Ekbatani case article by Armen AkaragianView sourceFirm-published June 16, 2017 case article with an explicit Armen Akaragian byline. It documents authorship and the published matter history; past results do not predict another outcome.
Duric case result pageView sourcePublic case-result page listing the electric motorcycle collision facts, verdict amount, and Top Verdict recognition.
Super Lawyers profileView sourceThird-party profile listing personal injury practice, California license year, and Rising Stars selection from 2013 through 2016.
Justia profileView sourceAttorney directory profile listing California bar number, language support, education, and personal injury practice.
Avvo attorney profileView sourceIndependent, name-specific attorney profile corroborating California licensure, Los Angeles firm identity, education, practice areas, and professional-association listings. Current license facts remain controlled by the State Bar.
Martindale attorney profileView sourceIndependent, name-specific attorney profile corroborating Armen Kevork Akaragian's Los Angeles firm identity, Southwestern education, 2006 admission, and published practice areas. The State Bar and official firm biographies remain the controlling sources for current license, role, and office facts.
FindLaw attorney profileView sourcePerson-specific directory profile linked by Armen's official firm biography and matching his full name, Los Angeles firm, 2006 California admission, Southwestern education, and professional affiliations. Current license, role, and office facts remain controlled by the State Bar and official firm biographies.
Lawyer.com attorney profileView sourceIndependent, name-specific directory profile identifying Armen Kevork Akaragian with Mardirossian & Associates in Los Angeles. Current license, firm, and office facts remain controlled by the State Bar and official firm sources.
Great Trials Podcast interviewView sourcePublisher episode page documenting Armen Akaragian and Garo Mardirossian as interview guests discussing the Uno v. Toyota trial. The profile summary paraphrases the public episode and does not add case claims beyond cited sources.
Armenian Bar Association Rising Stars recordView sourceAssociation-published record naming Armen Akaragian among the 2011 Rising Stars award recipients.
Armenian Bar Association leadership recordView sourceCurrent association-published member-news record identifying Armen as Secretary of the Los Angeles County Bar Association Litigation Section, Co-Chair of Armenian Bar Annual Judges Night, and a member of the Armenian Bar Judicial Evaluation Committee.
Armenian Bar Judges Night master-of-ceremonies reportView sourceOriginal association event report naming Armen Akaragian as master of ceremonies and publishing his post-event reflection. It documents event participation, not a Hurt Advice interview or endorsement.
ABOTA Los Angeles Chapter rosterView sourceAssociation roster listing Armen Kevork Akaragian with Mardirossian Akaragian LLP.
J.D., Southwestern University School of Law; B.S. in Business, California State University, Northridge
California Bar admission: 2006
English, Armenian
Los Angeles, Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica
Discussion point
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