Silva Maranjyan

Silva Maranjyan is a co-founder and lead attorney at Elite Law Group, APLC in Encino. Her public California State Bar profile lists her as active under State Bar #321803, admitted September 18, 2018.

Elite Law Group’s public team profile describes Silva as a first-generation attorney of Armenian immigrants who moved to the United States at age fifteen, earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of California, Berkeley, and then earned her Juris Doctorate from Southwestern Law School.

Her official firm bio describes law-school summer externships at the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, the Immigration Legal Assistance Project, and private law firms. These are part of her published training history; the State Bar’s self-reported Personal Injury listing is the public evidence for her practice focus.

The State Bar profile lists personal injury as Silva’s self-reported practice area and Armenian as an additional language spoken by the attorney. Those facts, together with her Encino office and firm role, help readers verify her identity before asking about experience with a particular injury matter.

No settlement amount is attributed to Silva without a supporting public source. The details available for comparison are her California license record, Elite Law Group co-founder role, education, personal injury practice listing, language support, and Encino office.

The brain injury, spinal cord injury, birth injury, medical-negligence, and catastrophic injury pages connected to Silva are evidence and comparison guides. They do not state that she is a certified specialist or establish experience with every diagnosis or legal theory named in those pages. The source-backed practice statement is the State Bar’s self-reported Personal Injury listing. Visitors should ask Silva or Elite Law Group how that broad listing relates to the specific medical, causation, liability, and damages issues in their matter.

For a serious-injury consultation, useful preparation can include the incident report, original photographs and video, witness information, complete medical chronology, imaging, specialist records, work restrictions, wage records, insurance correspondence, and a list of future-care questions. Medical diagnosis and prognosis belong to qualified clinicians; legal causation, deadlines, and strategy require an attorney who has reviewed the individual facts. The profile’s linked guides help organize those questions without deciding them.

The Encino office and Armenian language listing are practical identity and communication signals, not promises of availability or case acceptance. A prospective client should confirm who would personally handle the file, current staffing, language arrangements, conflicts, fees, and matter-specific experience before signing an agreement. Hurt Advice is independent from Elite Law Group and does not employ Silva, provide representation, or guarantee an outcome.

This profile was prepared by Hurt Advice from the public sources linked below. Hurt Advice is independent from Elite Law Group, APLC; a listing does not establish employment, representation or availability.