Mariam Danielyan

A dedicated plaintiff's attorney with Jacoby & Meyers Attorneys, LLP, in Los Angeles, California, Mariam Danielyan’s practice centers on personal injury litigation, medical malpractice and civil rights law, with a professional commitment to representing individuals harmed by negligence, substandard medical care or violations of their fundamental rights.

Throughout her career, Ms. Danielyan has built a reputation as a diligent advocate for plaintiffs, guiding clients through every stage of the litigation process from the initial consultation through final resolution. Her work in personal injury law addresses a broad spectrum of accident-related claims, while her medical malpractice practice focuses on holding healthcare providers accountable when patients suffer harm due to inadequate treatment. 

In her civil rights matters, Ms. Danielyan stands alongside individuals whose legal protections have been infringed upon, working to restore justice and secure meaningful accountability. Across each of these areas, she draws on a thorough understanding of civil litigation strategy to pursue outcomes that reflect her clients' best interests.

Ms. Danielyan's path to the legal profession began at the University of California, Berkeley, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in 2006. She went on to pursue her legal education at the University of San Francisco School of Law, graduating with her Juris Doctor in 2010. It was during these formative academic years that she cultivated the analytical thinking and advocacy skills that continue to shape her approach to client representation today.

Since being admitted to practice law in California in 2011, Ms. Danielyan has remained an active member of The State Bar of California. She continues to uphold the ethical standards and professional responsibilities expected of attorneys practicing throughout the state. Grounded in a strong academic foundation and years of hands-on litigation experience, she remains committed to advocating for plaintiffs seeking justice and fair compensation in the face of injury, medical negligence and civil rights violations.