About Gregory
Gregory Haroutunian is an attorney admitted to practice in New Jersey, California and New York. He earned his law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 2012 after completing an A.B. at Columbia University in 2007. Those academic credentials frame a practice that spans state lines and the different legal cultures of the East and West Coasts.
At Georgetown Law Haroutunian completed his J.D. in 2012. His undergraduate studies at Columbia concluded in 2007 with an A.B. degree. The combination of an Ivy League undergraduate education and training at a large, Washington-based law school gave him exposure to a wide range of legal perspectives and institutions.
After law school he gained admission to the bars of three states. That multi-jurisdictional standing is a practical asset for clients whose issues cross state boundaries. He has been an active member of the Bergen County Bar Association since 2017 and maintains memberships in professional associations that connect him to peers and local courts.
His work has involved matters that require knowledge of differing state procedures and substantive law. He represents clients in contexts where a matter started in one jurisdiction and required attention in another. That practical experience underlines an ability to manage filings, court appearances and counsel across New Jersey, New York and California.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in legal preparation and attentive to procedural details. He pays attention to deadlines and the specific rules that vary from court to court. Those qualities are useful when coordinating multi-state filings or advising clients on the consequences of choosing one forum over another.
He keeps professional ties to local bar groups and court systems in the regions where he is licensed. That ongoing connection helps him stay current on developments in state practice and procedure. He currently practices law, representing clients in New Jersey, New York and California.
