As a Loyola Law School, Los Angeles graduate, I served as a member of the Project for the Innocent, assisting with the exoneration of the wrongfully convicted, and as the internal social chair for the Armenian Law Students Association. During my time at Loyola Law School, I was employed with various law firms, where I gained valuable experience in appellate criminal defense, immigration, probate, estate and personal injury work. As a law student, I became a certified law clerk and a Lexis Certified Researcher, which gave me the opportunity to engage in court hearings and depositions long before I passed the California Bar Exam.

Prior to law school, I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2014. While an undergraduate at the University of California, Los Angeles, I volunteered with the UCLA Bruin Resource Center in offering care, assistance and personalized support to undocumented students. During my time as an undergraduate, I was employed with various financial institutions, where I received Fortune 500 Company skills and training, which have empowered me to excel as a successful and proactive attorney. I was initially employed with Dordulian Law Group as a litigation law clerk during my second year of law school. Upon passing the California Bar Exam, I joined the Dordulian Law Group trial team. Within months of passing the California Bar, I conducted my first personal injury jury trial, successfully returning a plaintiffs’ verdict in favor of my clients. Now, I own and operate my firm, the Mann Law Group, where I focus on providing personal injury and property damage victims with the utmost level of care and service, while aggressively advocating for their rights. 

While attending high school and college, I spent my free time fencing, participating in both domestic and international tournaments across the globe. In my free time now, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family.