The Law Offices of Edith Nazarian, APC, stands as a paragon of legal excellence under the leadership of esteemed attorney Edith A. Nazarian. Situated in Los Angeles, California, our firm specializes in the intricacies of immigration and criminal law, providing clients across the state with unparalleled legal representation.

As a licensed attorney since 2012, Ms. Nazarian holds admissions to all California superior courts and federal courts, including the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Her formidable legal journey, shaped by a foundation at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, and professional experiences at prominent legal entities, underscores her deep commitment to the pursuit of justice.

Founded in 2019, the Law Offices of Edith Nazarian, APC, is distinguished by its comprehensive approach to client advocacy. Ms. Nazarian's expertise extends to successful negotiations and litigation in criminal and immigration matters, coupled with a robust background in researching and crafting compelling motions. Her track record includes persuasive arguments before the Los Angeles Immigration Court, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Beyond the courtroom, Ms. Nazarian is a recognized legal scholar, contributing significantly to the field. Her published work, "Crossing Over: Assessing Operation Streamline and the Rights of Immigrant Criminal Defendants at the Border," featured in the Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review, exemplifies her intellectual prowess. A sought-after speaker at conferences and legal events, Ms. Nazarian enriches the legal community with her insights.

The firm's commitment to excellence is underscored by Ms. Nazarian's recognition as a Super Lawyer – Rising Star, a testament to her exceptional legal skills and dedication. The Law Offices of Edith Nazarian, APC, prides itself on delivering client-focused, results-driven legal services, offering a beacon of expertise in the nuanced realms of immigration and criminal law.