Aslin Tutuyan is a partner and senior trial lawyer at Mandell Trial Lawyers in Woodland Hills, California. She represents individuals and families in catastrophic injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, premises liability, product liability, toxic exposure and environmental harm cases, and she has taken cases to verdict against insurers, large corporations and public entities, including Metro and the Los Angeles Times.
A San Fernando Valley native and the daughter of Armenian immigrants, Tutuyan is the first lawyer in her family. She studied English and sociology at the University of Southern California and earned her law degree at Southwestern Law School, where she competed in the Moot Court Honors Program and was recognized as an outstanding oralist in an international law competition. She has also had a leading role in complex litigation over large-scale toxic exposure affecting communities.
Tutuyan is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and serves as 2026 vice chair of the Women in Law Committee of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles. She is active in the Consumer Attorneys of California and the Armenian Bar Association, speaks on trial practice, traumatic brain injury, premises liability and women in the profession, and mentors students and young lawyers. Outside work, she is a mother of two, a marathon runner and an indoor cycling instructor.