About Anita Moradian
With over a decade of experience navigating the complexities of California law, Anita Moradian brings a sharp intellect and a genuine dedication to her clients. Her journey, from pre-med aspirations at UCLA to a thriving career in Workers' Compensation law, showcases her adaptability and commitment to impactful advocacy.
Education
University of California, Los Angeles – Loyola University School of Law
Memberships
Member of the California State Bar Association
More About Anita
A proud Bruin, Anita earned her Bachelor of Science in Anthropology with a minor in Armenian Studies from UCLA in 2007. Her academic excellence continued at Loyola Law School, where she obtained her Juris Doctor in 2011, earning top accolades and serving as president of the Armenian Law Students Association. This strong academic foundation, coupled with a sports medicine internship, ignited her interest in the intersection of medicine and law.
Anita began her legal career in 2012, representing plaintiffs in Medical Malpractice, Elder Abuse, and Product Liability cases. This early experience provided her with a deep understanding of the challenges individuals face when navigating the legal system. In 2013, drawn by the firm culture and a new area of law, Anita transitioned to Workers’ Compensation at Benthale, McKibbin and McKnight. Since then, she has honed her expertise in this niche practice area, skillfully managing an ever-increasing and complex caseload.
What sets Anita apart is her ability to provide clients with a balanced and straightforward assessment of their cases. She prioritizes clear and concise communication, ensuring her clients are well-informed and empowered throughout the legal process. Her background in medical sciences provides a unique lens through which she approaches Workers' Compensation cases, offering insightful analysis and strategic advocacy.
Beyond her legal practice, Anita remains deeply connected to her community. Her history of volunteerism includes presenting to senior citizen groups with the Plato Society at UCLA, serving as a Worker's Rights Volunteer for Neighborhood Legal Services, and acting as a mediator/conciliator for Loyola's Center for Conflict Resolution.
When she's not advocating for her clients, Anita enjoys spending quality time with her family, exploring new cultures through travel, experimenting in the kitchen, and immersing herself in foreign films and TV dramas. And, of course, she remains a dedicated UCLA Bruins fan.
Anita's passion for the law and her unwavering commitment to her clients make her a valuable asset to the Los Angeles office of BM&M. She thrives on the challenges of litigation and is dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for those she represents.