Antranig Garibian is the founder of the Firm. Mr. Garibian maintains an active litigation practice throughout the state and federal courts of New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey. Mr. Garibian has advised clients ranging from large publicly traded companies to small and individually held businesses. Some of Mr. Garibian’s representative experience includes:

• representation of general contractors and subcontractors against claims of personal injury, property damage, and breach of contract;
• advice to corporations regarding indemnification contracts, intellectual property royalty contracts, and general governance;
• counsel to religious and nonprofit organizations facing high-profile damage claims;
• representation of hospitals to recover wrongfully kept insurance funds;
• defense of health insurers in actions filed by providers;
• counsel to large lending institutions in litigation arising out of commercial and federally subsidized student loan programs;
• defense of “Write Your Own” insurers in claims brought under the National Flood Insurance Program;
• insurance coverage disputes;
• disputes involving commercial and residential real estate;

In 2013 and 2014, Pennsylvania Super Lawyers® included Mr. Garibian on its list of “Rising Stars,” an honor received by only 2.5 percent of lawyers each year. In 2015, New Jersey Super Lawyers® included Mr. Garibian on its list of “Rising Stars.” Mr. Garibian frequently writes articles and speaks at seminars on a wide array of emerging legal issues. He has covered topics such as federal court jurisdiction, liability risks facing premises owners, legal developments in corporate law, and unique legal issues in personal injury litigation.

Mr. Garibian is fluent in Armenian and proficient in Russian and French. He serves in many leadership roles on the local, national, and international levels in the Armenian Church, including the Diocesan Council of the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church. He regularly speaks throughout the country regarding human rights issues in the Middle East.