Pejman Kharrazian, Esq. has been working with community associations in California for almost two decades. Pejman’s practice includes serving as corporate counsel and litigation, making him a well-rounded attorney. Pejman is a skilled negotiator and has a proven track record of assisting clients with mediation and dispute resolution. He also helps his clients minimize risk and implement best practices with an even-tempered and practical approach.

Before becoming an attorney, Pejman was a certified community association manager and brings this insight to his practice. The depth and breadth of his knowledge of community association law makes him an asset to his clients.

Pejman graduated law school magna cum laude and served as Notes Editor for the Thomas Jefferson Law Review. During law school, he held several high-profile judicial internships and a post-bar clerkship at the Superior Court for the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, which has given him insight into the inner workings of the court and helped make him an adept litigator.

Pejman is admitted to practice in all California State Courts and the United States District Court for the Southern and Central Districts of California.

Pejman is active with the San Diego chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI). He has also served as an adjunct law professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law and enjoys educating community association professionals.