Sevag Demirjian, Esq.

Attorney at Law

Professional Experience: Prior to founding Demirjian Law Offices in 2013, Sevag worked for Disney-ABC Television in Burbank, handling the intellectual property and licensing agreements for their cable networks. He went on to work at a litigation firm in Century City, where he represented California’s largest school districts and private corporations in multi-million dollar litigation and labor issues. Sevag then joined a boutique Intellectual Property law firm in Westlake Village, working on patent, trademark and copyright matters. He specialized in patent and trademark prosecution, and IP litigation. In 2013, Sevag ventured out on his own and opened the doors to Demirjan Law Offices. The firm has grown significantly since then, specializing in helping start-ups and medium sized businesses with their Intellectual Property, technology and contractual issues. They also aggressively litigate IP, Labor & Employment and personal injury matters for their clients. Sevag has also stayed active in his community, and has served on a number of committees and boards of non-profit organizations as a board member and as Chairman, helping raise tens of thousands of dollars for his local community.

Educational background: Sevag Demirjian graduated from Fordham University School of Law in New York City with the class of 2006. He received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of California, Riverside in 2001. As an undergraduate student and beyond, Sevag ran his own computer consulting company, serving dozens of law firms, accounting firms and other small businesses all over Southern California. Upon deciding to attend Loyola Law School in 2002, he clerked at a litigation firm during the day while attending law school at nights. His first summer was spent externing for the United States Attorney’s Office in Washington D.C. After transferring to Fordham University School of Law, Sevag served as a law clerk in Viacom’s Legal Department at their Times Square headquarters. He took on projects from the Intellectual Property and Corporate Departments. He was also a member of Fordham’s Trial Advocacy team, taking part in national trial competitions. Upon graduating, Sevag moved back to his hometown of Los Angeles and was admitted to the California bar in July, 2006.