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Areen Babajanian

Attorney at Law - Class Action Litigator - Appellate Advocate - L&E Counsel

Areen Babajanian is a skilled litigator admitted to the bar in California, New York, and D.C., with court admissions in various districts and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Focusing on complex employment and business disputes, Areen has a track record of successfully handling class action wage and hour cases, securing substantial settlements for employees.

His appellate practice includes notable cases such as Brooks v. Amerihome Mortgage Co. and Garner v. Inter-State Oil Co., where he prevailed in key legal arguments affecting PAGA cases and arbitration rights.

With experience in second-chair arbitration and a history of defeating dispositive motions, Areen has navigated FEHA arbitrations and contentious workplace harassment claims effectively.

In his legal career, he has defended corporate clients in various suits, represented a high-profile CEO during a CNN interview, and advocated for clients in industries like media, real estate, fashion, and entertainment.

Areen also dedicates time to pro-bono work, assisting clients with immigration and legal guardianship matters.

His educational background includes a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, elective study at the University of Pennsylvania, and a Bachelor's degree from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Currently, Areen serves as an Associate Attorney at Justice Law Corporation.

Highlights

Sep 27 · linkedin

Baku for years has been said to employ so-called “caviar diplomacy”: using cash and gifts to buy influence in Europe. The Guardian previously revealed how Azerbaijan funnelled about $2.9bn (£2.2bn) out of the country via a network of secret British companies to pay supporters, lobbyists and politicians in Europe, buy luxury goods and services, and launder money for the Azerbaijani elite.

Prior to the latest fighting in Karabakh, Europe appeared to be moving closer to Baku, despite the country’s poor human rights record and credible evidence that it committed atrocities in the 2020 Karabakh war.

The European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, travelled to Baku in 2022 as the EU looked to reduce its reliance on Russian energy, hailing Azerbaijan as a “crucial” and “reliable” energy supplier. She announced an agreement to double the EU’s purchases of Azerbaijani gas by 2027, but made no mention of the country’s human rights situation or its relationship with Armenia.

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Los Angeles, California, United States