Edgar Grigoryan

Edgar Grigoryan is a passionate personal injury attorney with a strong foundation in both science and the law. Initially earning his Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with an emphasis on the brain and spinal central nervous system from the University of California, Riverside, Edgar’s early academic path reflected his deep curiosity about human health and well-being. He later transitioned into law, attending Western State College of Law and then completing his Juris Doctor at Pepperdine School of Law, graduating in 2021. While in law school, Edgar earned academic honors, including the Witkin Award for Civil Procedure.

During and after law school, Edgar gained hands-on legal experience working on a wide range of complex personal injury cases. His early contributions included drafting complaints in mass tort and wrongful death matters, conducting legal research, managing discovery, and supporting litigation involving product defects and medical malpractice. As his career advanced, Edgar developed a strong reputation for managing large caseloads, overseeing pre-litigation and litigation teams, and advocating for clients in court. He has successfully handled depositions, mediations, expert medical examinations, and settlement negotiations—bringing clarity and strategy to every step of the process.

Fluent in Armenian and known for his approachable and focused style, Edgar brings empathy and precision to each client he represents. His diverse background, from managing a family business to working in pharmaceutical manufacturing, has shaped his unique ability to lead, communicate effectively, and think critically under pressure. Outside of work, Edgar enjoys long-distance mountain biking, staying up with the latest automotive innovations, and building custom computer systems. His dedication to client advocacy, combined with his technical expertise and leadership, continues to make a lasting impact in the field of personal injury law.

Memberships

• California Bar

Awards & Recognitions

Witkin Award in Civil Procedure