About Maggie
Maggie Mouradian built her academic foundation at the University of Southern California, where she earned a B.S. in Business Administration in 2002 and an M.S. in Taxation in 2003. She then went on to earn a J.D. from UCLA School of Law in 2009. Those credentials supply a mix of business training and technical tax knowledge that informs how she approaches legal problems.
After law school, she entered practice in California. She is a member of the State Bar of California and belongs to the Beverly Hills Bar Association. Those memberships reflect ongoing ties to local legal communities and to the regulatory body that governs lawyers in the state.
Mouradian works as a lawyer at Weinstock Manion. At the firm she handles matters that draw on both her tax training and her business background. Her work combines analysis of financial and regulatory issues with the drafting and negotiation typical of transactional practice. She has experience preparing legal documents and advising clients on complex technical points arising from business transactions.
Her training in taxation shapes the questions she asks and the documents she prepares. An M.S. in Taxation is an uncommon degree among practicing attorneys, and it gives her an aptitude for parsing tax codes and related regulations. Her undergraduate study in business administration provides additional perspective on corporate structures and financial reporting, which clients often find useful when legal issues intersect with business planning.
Within the professional community, Mouradian maintains active participation in bar activities. She retains current membership in the State Bar of California and the Beverly Hills Bar Association. Those affiliations keep her engaged with continuing legal education and local legal developments.
Colleagues describe her as methodical in research and precise in drafting. Her approach favors careful document review and clear explanations over headline-grabbing positions. She applies technical tax knowledge to practical business questions, aiming to reduce uncertainty for clients and to support transactions that meet legal and regulatory requirements. She continues to practice at Weinstock Manion, where her work centers on tax and business-related legal matters.
