Raffi Garabed Naljian is an active California attorney listed by the State Bar of California under State Bar #238919. The public record shows admission on December 1, 2005, and connects his office to Naljian Law Offices, PC in Glendale.
For people comparing car accident, insurance, settlement, and litigation help around Los Angeles County, Raffi’s profile gives a useful public verification trail: active California license, Glendale office address, a law-firm site, multilingual attorney and staff support, and a self-reported State Bar practice mix that includes personal injury and litigation.
A current Los Angeles Times profile identifies Raffi as the founder of Naljian Law Offices and says he established the firm in 2008 after beginning his legal career in 1997. It also describes his work at Geragos & Geragos first as a paralegal and then as an attorney after his December 2005 admission.
The State Bar lists Glendale University College of Law. Raffi's current Avvo profile also lists a California State University education and admission to the U.S. District Courts for the Central, Eastern, and Southern Districts of California.
Naljian Law Offices describes its practice as criminal defense and civil litigation, including personal injury matters. That makes this Hurt Advice profile strongest for visitors who want an attorney who understands both accident claims and litigation pressure points that can appear when insurers dispute fault, causation, damages, or documentation.
The State Bar profile lists Raffi as speaking Arabic, Armenian, and Spanish. It also lists staff language support in Arabic, Armenian, Farsi, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish, which may matter for families who want intake and follow-up to feel clearer from the first call.
No dollar-result claim is included without a supporting public source. The verified details here include active bar status, admission history, office location, practice-area listings, law school, language support, and the law-firm practice description available online.
The public sources also separate facts that are easy to verify from questions that still require a conversation. The State Bar controls the current license status and admission record; the firm website describes the practice; and the independent profiles add career and education context. None of those sources establish that Raffi is available, will accept a particular claim, or has handled every variation of a car accident, insurance dispute, or civil case. Those points should be confirmed directly with Naljian Law Offices.
For a useful first consultation, a visitor can organize the collision report, photographs, witness information, insurance policies and letters, medical chronology, wage-loss records, and a short list of disputed facts. Those materials make it easier to ask who would handle the file, which deadlines or coverage issues need immediate attention, how fees would work, and what additional evidence may be needed. Hurt Advice provides the comparison profile and referral intake independently; it is not Raffi's firm and does not promise representation or an outcome.