About Vilen
Vilen Khachatryan earned his law degree from the University of San Francisco School of Law. He arrived at law school determined to understand how state courts shape everyday business and family interactions. His studies combined classroom work with practical training, and they provided the foundation for his practice in California.
After graduating, Khachatryan began practicing in California. He is admitted to the state bar and has spent his career working on matters that require attention to procedure as well as the substantive law. Over time he moved into firm practice and joined Glendale Law Group, A Professional Corp., where he handles a steady docket of matters that arise in state court and administrative proceedings.
Khachatryan’s work covers both courtroom and office responsibilities. He prepares pleadings and motions, engages in client counseling, and appears in court when cases require litigation. He has experience drafting transactional documents and settlement agreements, and he handles discovery and trial preparation. Colleagues describe him as thorough in preparing case files and pragmatic in identifying next steps for clients.
Clients who consult Khachatryan typically seek clear, practical advice about legal options in California. He supports businesses and individuals through dispute resolution and routine legal matters. He pays attention to deadlines and the procedural rules that shape how cases proceed. That attention to detail informs how he approaches document review and court filings.
Outside the courtroom, Khachatryan keeps up with developments in state law and court practice. He follows changes in procedural rules and local court procedures that affect litigation strategy. His background at the University of San Francisco School of Law continues to inform how he balances advocacy with the ethical requirements of the profession.
Today he is a member of Glendale Law Group, A Professional Corp., where he practices in California. His current practice concentrates on advising individuals and businesses on legal matters that arise in state courts and in administrative forums.
