Client Reviews
and Testimonials
Communication. Clarity. Client service.
Read selected public feedback and prepare questions for your own consultation.
Selected public review excerpts
Source: Birdeye listing, which identifies these as Google reviews.
Selected excerpts are not a complete collection. Individual experiences do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Meet the attorney behind MMG
Meet the attorney behind MMG
MMG Law Firm is a Glendale-based solo practice led by Mihran M. Ghazaryan. The firm represents people injured in California car, truck, and motorcycle accidents. Services are available in English, Armenian, and Russian.
Use the consultation to ask how Mihran would approach communication in your matter, how to reach him, and what to do when something is urgent.
What to look for when reading lawyer reviews
Focus on specific descriptions of the working relationship:
Communication
Did the reviewer describe receiving updates and answers?
Clarity
Were legal options and next steps explained understandably?
Respect
Did the reviewer feel listened to and have time to ask questions?
Expectations
Were fees, responsibilities, and the process discussed?
Look beyond a single review or star rating. The FTC recommends comparing sources and considering the reviewer’s details and the timing of reviews. Read its guide to evaluating online reviews
Understanding communication and fees
Communication matters throughout the relationship. California Rule 1.4 addresses keeping clients informed about significant developments, responding promptly to reasonable requests for information, and explaining matters sufficiently for informed decisions. These are professional duties, not an award or a claim that the State Bar endorses MMG. See the State Bar’s lawyer-client relationship rules
Fees should be understandable before you hire a lawyer. Ask how the fee is calculated and how expenses are handled. State Bar fees and billing guide
MMG’s stated policy: No recovery, no attorney fees or case expenses.
Outside medical bills and reimbursement obligations may be separate. Review the written agreement for the terms that apply to your matter.
Frequently asked questions
No. This page includes selected excerpts about communication. Visit the linked listing to read more feedback and see the source context.
For current ratings and review counts, visit the source listing. Those numbers can change, and a selected group of excerpts should not be presented as an overall score.
No. Reviews reflect individual experiences. Your facts, evidence, legal issues, and circumstances require a separate evaluation.
Yes. Use the free case evaluation to discuss how contact and updates would work if MMG accepts your matter. Sending an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship.
You may choose to share honest feedback through a public review platform or contact MMG directly. A public review is optional. Avoid including private medical information, confidential communications, or another person’s sensitive information.
MMG offers a free initial case evaluation. Call during office hours or use the contact page to request a conversation.
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Tell MMG what happened and what you would like to understand about the process. A first conversation can help you evaluate whether the firm is a good fit for your needs.
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REVIEW SOURCES
About these excerpts
Selected feedback, with context.
Where they come from
The Birdeye listing identifies the displayed excerpts as Google reviews.
Why these excerpts appear
They were selected for their discussion of communication. They are not a complete collection or a survey of all clients.
Read the wider feedback
Visit the source listing to read reviews in context and see its current information.
What a review can tell you
An individual experience cannot guarantee how another matter will unfold.
External website · Source checked October 6, 2026