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About Liana Khachatryan
Liana Khachatryan is a Supervising Attorney at West Coast Trial Lawyers, where she leads high-stakes cases from inception through resolution and advances strong attorney-client relationships. She is widely respected for her perseverance, meticulous case management, strategic insight, and problem-solving ability. Licensed to practice in California and Nevada, Khachatryan earned her B.A. in English Literature from California State University, Los Angeles, and graduated with honors from Whittier Law School. During law school, she gained exposure to complex litigation and forensic investigations through her work in the DNA Unit at the Orange County District Attorney's Office, and also clerked for the Honorable Judge Clarkson at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
Before joining West Coast Trial Lawyers, she practiced at a boutique firm handling bankruptcy litigation, personal injury, and contractual disputes. Khachatryan is a sought-after legal commentator on the BBC, Us Weekly, the TODAY Show Australia, Court TV, NBC, and other platforms. A former professional dancer who earned multiple national titles, she now applies that same discipline to her legal practice.
Proven verdicts and settlements at West Coast Trial Lawyers
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A federal jury in Los Angeles found that a Riverside County sheriff's corporal used excessive and negligent deadly force when he shot Jeffrey Monroy, a 33-year-old pool worker, in the back after Monroy stabbed him with a screwdriver. The jury put 70 percent of the fault on the deputy and 30 percent on Monroy. The court entered a $13.1 million judgment for Monroy's parents.
A Los Angeles jury returned a $7 million verdict in 2022 for Irene Melendez after her severely disabled adult son died from heat exposure when a transport driver left him inside a parked vehicle on a 112-degree August afternoon.
A Santa Monica jury found rapper Soulja Boy liable for assault, sexual battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress against a former personal assistant, awarding $4 million in compensatory damages and $250,000 in punitive damages.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
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